Gasteraloe?
maybe royal highness???

Shoot! You all are going to make me start to walk through the gardening section again!
I have been able to resist the temptation now for a few years...

Your one sick puppy!
But your not alone. I to have sown 15 more species in the last two weeks .

Congrats! looks like gymnocalycium bruchii.

Could also be duvalia corderoyi.

They are pleasant to sniff, but hands down the best I have sampled so far are discocactus.

Second one might be an iris?

Peniocereus serpentinus

Yes it is, Keith.
August 9/10.

1 and 3 are haworthias. 3 may be haworthia attenuata v. radula?
The middle one, 2nd, is Aloe aristata

Robb wrote:Nice seedlings! What is your propagator setup?

Thanks Tristan and Robb.
I use a large box (48"L x 20"W x 23'H) that is all white on the inside with two 48" cool white fluorescent tubes that run 16 hour a day from aprox. December, until sometime in april.

WOW! time really flies when all of your spare time is taken up by watering plants!!! Cant believe its been four months since I updated this. :shock: And this is a cool cross I wouldn't mind attempting if my plants cooperate. I have T. macdowellii in bloom as we speak, but my F. macrodiscus are budle...

I think you are right.

Yes, Just cut them off of the main head, let them heal up for a week or so in the shade and then pot them up in a fast draining mix and keep In filtered light.
I like to check on root development in a month and start to water when I see roots growing.

I agree with cactus fan.