Small seedlings seem to really like some company but I may have crowded them a bit too much on occasion.
I'm not looking forward to transplanting these... I wanted to see if the seeds from two seed pods were viable, and I got my answer. With a plant cover this dense and plastic pots, all water has to be absorbed by the plants (very little evaporation from the soil) which can make watering a bit trickier.
Similar with these Dinteranthus vanzylii. They've started stacking on top of each other now.
L fulviceps in a 3.5" pot (+3 interlopers). Could be an interesting experiment to see if I end up with lithops cubes.
A little more breathing room, but for how long?
May the one with the biggest teeth win!
can't have too many
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Re: can't have too many
If you leave them in their pots only the strongest will survive and you won't have to repot them.
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Re: can't have too many
It's time to repot because if you have a rot that declares itself with plants so tight you will lose a lot