Good work!

Gnostic wrote:Yes they will. You can not stop new growth

Actually you can cut off all the areolas on the grafting stock. This will help for sure.

Depends on the outside conditions, but I would say 3-6 months.

Finally I have some seedlings! I almost stopped hoping for germination, It's been more than a month since the sowing. Now I expect more to germinate. Sown species/seeds sown/germination up to date atroviridis n.n./30/ 1 liliputana/33/ 0 liliputana v. albiflora/36/ 0 pedicellata/29/ 0 sp R488 Camarco...

Arzberger, nice collection!
Is that horstii grafted? If it is, have you ever tried to keep those Discos on own roots?

Thanks Daiv! I think I'll leave it in the propagator under lights while it's still small.

Hi guys! I've got a cutting of some kind of Rhipsalis (ID will be appreciated) few weeks ago. It rooted pretty quick in my propagator, but I never had Rhipsalis before and don't know how to treat it during winter. All species of Rhipsalis seem to tolerate less light and more water. Is it better to o...

Zero germination, not even one seedling. Strange.

Astro

What is the temperature without fans? I have 4 18W tubes and about the same conditions, I didn't see more than 32,6 degrees on the soil level.
Do you have a luxmeter btw? I'll be very interesting to know it's measurements.

Do you have a reliable source of cheap parafilm?
How much better is the success ratio when using this method compared to classic one?

Do you combine artificial light and natural only for overwintering or for growing in summer?

Any problems? What light do they get? Indirect only?

Wow.

Wow!

They are out of the bag already, right?

It's just perfect! I like that light touch of pink