My current grow list, that keeps growing...
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My current grow list, that keeps growing...
Here is my current grow list, mid winter I ran across a
Saguaro grow kit at a gift store I popped in and once they sprouted up, I got hooked. All but a couple are cactus. If you have any tips for hints from experience with any please share. All were sown via baggy method. I will get some pictures up as they progress in age, as of yet there isn’t much to look in seedlings. Here is s pic of my window sill packed.
Species/#sprouted/# of seeds sown/where I got the seeds/date sown/additional notes (some are too newly sown with no yield info yet)
1. Carnegiea gigantea(60Sp/#100+) Desert Gatherings Kit-2/11/18-6/12/18-repotted in deeper fresh sterile soil
2. Copiapoa humilis/Copiapoa tenuissima (6Sp/#10) Rare Exotic Seeds-4/15/18
3. Echinofossulocactus crispatus (3Sp/#10) Rare Exotic Seeds-4/15/18
4. Eulychnia acida (10Sp/#15) Rare Exotic Seeds-4/15/18
5. Ferocactus pilosus (8Sp/#15) Rare Exotic Seeds-4/15/18
6. Obregonia denegrii (2Sp/#5) Rare Exotic Seeds-4/15/18-none sprouted as of 6/14/18, see 2 tiny sprouts after drying out and rewetting soil for s couple weeks
7. Rebutia mentosa (1Sp/#10) Rare Exotic Seeds-4/15/18
8. Rebutia minuscula (3Sp/#15) Rare Exotic Seeds-4/15/18
9. Beaucarnea recurvata/Nolina recurvata (1Sp/#15) Rare Exotic Seeds-4/15/18-Repotted in own container after sprout of multiple leaves
10. Puya alpestris (4Sp/#15) Rare Exotic Seeds-4/15/18-4 sprouted, all fell over and died off shortly after-RIP If anyone has any tips on these please share as they have brilliant flowers upon maturity tempted to buy more seeds vs a plant
11. Trichocereus grandiflorus Hybrid (28Sp/#50+) Friends Plant-5/6/18
12. Trichocereus grandiflorus Hybrid (red) (100+Sp/#100+) Friends Plant-5/17/18
13. Gymnocalycium saglione (16Sp/#25) Cactus Store-5/19/18
14. Cereus Peeuvianus monstrose (19Sp/#25) Cactus Store-5/19/18
15. Echinocereus stramineus (strawberry hedhog) (3Sp/#25) Cactus Store-5/19/18
16. Trichocereus candicans (argentine giant) (0Sp/#25) Cactus Store-5/19/18
17. Trichocereus candicans (Long spines) (18Sp/#25) Cactus Store-5/19/18
18. Trichocereus pachanoi (San Pedro) (14Sp/#25) Cactus Store-5/19/18
19. Trichocereus pachanoi (San Pedro) (14/#25) Cactus Store-5/19/18
20. Neochilenia transitensis (5Sp/#25) Cactus Store-5/19/18
21. Neochilenia pulchella v esmeraldana (19Sp/#25) Cactus Store-5/19/18
22. Astrophytum myriostigma v. strongylogonum (17Sp/#25) Cactus Store-5/19/18
23. Astrophytum niveum (7Sp/#10) Cactus Store-5/19/18
24. Astrophytum myriostigma v. tulense (17Sp/#25) Cactus Store-5/19/18
25. Stenocereus thurberi (organ pipe) (27Sp/#25) Cactus Store-5/19/18
26. Geohintonia mexicana (6Sp/#10) Cactus Store-5/19/18
27. Gymnocalycium stellatum (1Sp/#25) Cactus Store-5/19/18
28. Sulcorebutia polymorpha (0Sp/#10) Cactus Store-5/19/18
29. Ferocactus wislizeni (7Sp/#15) Wild Picked-5/29/18
30. Pachycereus marginatus (12Sp/#21) Wild Picked-5/29/18
31. Pachycereus marginatus (5Sp/#21) Wild Picked-5/29/18
32. Trichocereus grandiflorus Hybrid (white)(100+Sp/#100+)Friends Plant-5/29/18
33. Carnegiea gigantea ( /#100+) Wild picked-6/21/18
34. Echinocactus grusonii ( /#30) Wild Picked-6/21
35. Pachycereus Marginatus ( /#30) Wild Picked-6/21
36. Astrophytum asterias( /#38) Seed giveaway-6/24/18
37. Astrophytum senile var. aureum ( /#25) Seed giveaway-6/24/18
38. Astrophytum senile (#25) Seed giveaway-6/24/18
39. Astrophytum (x) capricorne (56 < ?) ( /#30) Seed giveaway-6/24/18
40. Mammillaria prolifera 51( /#55) Seed giveaway-6/24/18
41. Acanthocalycium glaucum( /#40+) Seed giveaway-6/24/18
42. Coryphantha echinus ( /#35)Seed giveaway-6/24/18
43. Lophophora williamsii ( /#45) Seed Swap-6/24/18
44. Astrophytum (x) capricorne (166 < ?) ( /#25) Seed giveaway-6/24/18
45. Parodia saint-pieana ( /#75+) Seed giveaway-6/24/18
Re: My current grow list, that keeps growing...
I hope you were planning on getting a greenhouse in a year or two. You're gonna need it!
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Re: My current grow list, that keeps growing...
Good luck with your seedlings! There are so many of them...
Sorry to hear about P.Alpestris, I know how you feel but those things happen when around so many little pots. I haven't heard about that plant but it looks very interesting indeed.
I would really like to see Echinofossulocactus crispatus seedlings
Sorry to hear about P.Alpestris, I know how you feel but those things happen when around so many little pots. I haven't heard about that plant but it looks very interesting indeed.
I would really like to see Echinofossulocactus crispatus seedlings
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Re: My current grow list, that keeps growing...
Ya that is the plan, if I can manage to keep the majority of them alive. This is my first go at it with seeds and seedlings and as you can tell I dove right in head first.
Thanks, well here ya go, all 3 of them in their tiny glory, the first is the biggest of them all, all finally have spines.DodoBrooke wrote: ↑Wed Jun 27, 2018 9:02 am Good luck with your seedlings! There are so many of them...
Sorry to hear about P.Alpestris, I know how you feel but those things happen when around so many little pots. I haven't heard about that plant but it looks very interesting indeed.
I would really like to see Echinofossulocactus crispatus seedlings
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Re: My current grow list, that keeps growing...
Wow great macros.
They look very healthy. I was thinking maybe there will be some signs of those beautiful curves but at the end it seems all seedling at this stage look pretty much the same. Will keep following for the updates
They look very healthy. I was thinking maybe there will be some signs of those beautiful curves but at the end it seems all seedling at this stage look pretty much the same. Will keep following for the updates
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Re: My current grow list, that keeps growing...
Just wanted to check how are things going with your seedlings?
Very curious about Geohintina Mexicana, how is she doing so far?
Very curious about Geohintina Mexicana, how is she doing so far?
Re: My current grow list, that keeps growing...
I'm local to you and it appears we both grow way too many seeds. I'd like to see your setup some time. Maybe trade some seeds.
I'm also curious to hear your experiences with the Geohintina and CactusStore in general. I order from them a lot, but get dead lots of seeds somewhat frequently. I continue to use them because they're local and relatively cheap for a decent selection.
I'm also curious to hear your experiences with the Geohintina and CactusStore in general. I order from them a lot, but get dead lots of seeds somewhat frequently. I continue to use them because they're local and relatively cheap for a decent selection.
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Re: My current grow list, that keeps growing...
Here are some shots I just took there are 8 that sprouted it seems of 10 seeds and appear to be alive. Only about 3 of the 8 very small white spines coming in hopes up they’ll survive here. I know there slow growing, but wow. Progress seems really really slow here on these, sowed 5/19.DodoBrooke wrote: ↑Fri Sep 21, 2018 10:01 am Just wanted to check how are things going with your seedlings?
Very curious about Geohintina Mexicana, how is she doing so far?
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I just bought 1 batch so far from cactus store, they were really hit or miss, of 20 packets I had maybe 3-4 batches with no sprouts at all. The rest had pretty good germination rates. I sent you a PM as well.Vipassana wrote: ↑Fri Sep 21, 2018 10:33 pm I'm local to you and it appears we both grow way too many seeds. I'd like to see your setup some time. Maybe trade some seeds.
I'm also curious to hear your experiences with the Geohintina and CactusStore in general. I order from them a lot, but get dead lots of seeds somewhat frequently. I continue to use them because they're local and relatively cheap for a decent selection.
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Re: My current grow list, that keeps growing...
Looking for a couple answers as far as baggy. I have a good 35+ baggies going on, all are coming up upon the 3 month mark. If I keep them in longer am I risking rot or are there species that are more touchy then others are far as moisture humidity? All are indoors and at about 70-75 daily. Just wondering if I can sneak an extra month or 2 out of them inside. Some of my others I had previously taken out right at 3 mo and they seem to be slow growing.
Re: My current grow list, that keeps growing...
Some can be kept bagged for years. Depends on species.
Ferocactus best cactus