I grew them from seed last year, I've still got one on its own roots, nearly 1 year old, still with seedling treatment (16 hours LED light, plus warm and fairly damp). i grafted 2 other seedlings (plus 1 which failed), I thought I'd wait until I get plenty of my own seed before doing extensive own-...

I have some Eriosyce laui seeds that have just started to germinate, i read the comments but i wonder anyone has also tried to grow them on own roots so far?

Yea its a Turbinicarpus sp, i am not sure but it might be Turbinicarpus lophophoroides.

I do the same method what Aloinopsis explained or open the bag and i leave them 2-3 days and than take them out of the bag completely.

eddytrain wrote: ↑Thu Aug 13, 2020 3:56 pm Right !
Thankyou, Fatich.

You're welcome!

Mammillaria schumannii

I ve checked their instagram account, they posted 1 day ago. Maybe try to contact via instagram.

They look perfect.

1- I've ordered some plants from Czechia to Turkey, i received them around 12days. 2- I've ordered some seeds from Czechia, i ve received the seeds in 16days 3- I ve ordered seeds from France, it has been 13 days, now the parcel in customs, i think i will receive it in a few days. 4- One friend sent...

Maybe light is a bit strong.

7-8 months old Mammillaria duwei roots

mcdieimp wrote: ↑Sat Feb 29, 2020 2:23 pm Now 8 months old, time to re-pot?

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Links any good guides for re-potting erio seedlings would be most welcome, thanks.

I think it's better to keep them in these pots for a while.

Mammillaria herrerae not hard for me , occasionally I will kill them Please tell me your experience of growing M. herrerae Thanks. I grow some herrerae albiflora from seed, the thing you need to care about is watering. If they stay wet for a long time they rot. Actually its like most of other cacti...

yonnoy wrote: ↑Mon Jan 20, 2020 4:33 pm I have thought in keep them in bag for almost 1 year, no open and no aditional water.

What do you think?

As long as there is no fungi or mould, its the best way to keep them in this way.

Mammillaria sp.