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Re: Succulent seedlings

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Thanks, Wiebe. That’s exactly what I thought of this morning. Fingers crossed... 8-)
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Those pachypodiums are so cute!! Amazing they have made such a mature looking caudex so fast.
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Hi Tina,

Great work, they look very healty with a good compact shape.
Do you use a fertiliser for your seedlings?

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Hello Tina,

beautifull seedlings of not so common species
You are lucky to get seeds of theses
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Re: Succulent seedlings

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Hi Vaida
There is still plenty of time for your E.symetrica, you could try drying the pots & soak them again. I sometimes reuse seed pots when I have no germination & then later they pop up so I now keep the old label's in pots & the new label when I do this.
Also as Weibe says try slightly hight temps, my normal temp is 25C.

Hi Winston
I have the use of a 'hot room' at work so I can sow all year, it's a great incentive to get me to work on these dark mornings(:D. when I would rather potter about at home.
Some of the seed was fresh from USA so I sow ASAP.If I was sowing at home it would be about Feb for seed sowing.

On a seperate note I have damaged the tops on two of the P.namaquanum to see if it will encourage multiple growing points, a double headed plant would be really neat.

Yes, I give a weak feed most waterings.
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Here's some of my E.capsaint mariensis seedlings, after some advice from Leonet I managed to produce quite a few seed & even swapped some spare with friends.
I hope we have a decent summer this yr.
[attachment 22066 Ecapsaintmariensisssedlings.jpg]
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hi Tina

Are you sure the last ones are capsaintemariensis ? Look likes hybrids !
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Hi ALAin
Thats what the parents were labeled ?, the leaves do look wider than the parent plants but all tickling was done by myself.
Have you got a picture of what your E.capsaint mariensis looks like.
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[attachment 22067 EuphorbsA.jpg]
Here's the parents- middle front & right hand side row 2, bottom right is E.ambovensis so are they mislabeled??
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varied collection of succulents and cacti but I especially like Euphorbia's, Ariocarpus and variegated agaves.

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