Such a fantastic video :-) I LOVE growing cacti from seeds :-) thanks so much for sharing and sending tons of love and Cactus Power from Ireland for a wonderful weekend XXXXX
hi sir, firstly thanks for the guidance. I have successfully grown mamillaria, melocactus, and golden barrel from seed. I have been successfully so far.
No comprendo que tipo de subsidio usó. El primero cuándo puso las semillas me pareció vermiculita, pero y después al hacer en transplante que es lo que usó??
Hi Fher. Sometimes a month, sometimes 6 months. Depends on the size of the container that is used and how fast the seedlings grow (and if you have time to transplant them). If you keep them in the container for more than a month you may lift the lid of the container a little to give them some fresh air and spray them with water with a little bit of fertilizer
Absolutely love your videos! I used to watch them many years ago and you still have some of the best videos. Anyway I'm trying to let go of having to keep my seedlings humid for a long time and am trying your method of transplanting them into open air earlier than I normally do. Really hoping I am able to keep them going - my substrate is a little different and I'm not too sure how often they will want water. I've had some success with cacti and succulents from seed but I want to confidently get pots of seedlings that look like yours every time! Also I've been using your Sclerocactus germination technique and been having some success (still kind of low germination %, but germination!) so thank you again! The local cactus society recommends starting them outside and using the freeze/thaw cycles to germinate them but it's not the right time of year and is tedious so I'm thankful for an alternate method. Good vibes from New Mexico
DRCEVNL, Thank you so much for this video and industriously answering all of our questions. I just want to say how helpful these are. I’ve been researching for two days now, a complete beginner. And this single video and the comments answered all of my questions. The video was so heart warming. Thank you.
do the plastic containers to begin with need any holes for water drainage? is it bad to keep the box fully closed apart from when watering, i mean will the seedlings ‘suffocate’ 😶
I did cacti from seeds they grow well but in later stage they die. I didnt change them though. What age do you repot them? I did this year again with my own parodia seeds. They just sprung. Going to follow your tip. Thanks ever so much.
VERY interesting. I have been sitting there trying to worry about soil sterilisation and fungicide and vermiculite negates those problems! Glad I watched!!
Thank you for sharing your process! I don't know that soil (vermiculite) you use, but it looked good in the video. Baby cactuses look so cute, I would like to grow them now. :)
Why do we need the vermiculite step to germinate first and then transplant? Could we just use a mix of minerals and vermiculite and just let them grow without moving them for a year or when they're much bigger?
Yes, you can do that but you would need bigger containers to give them more room. That will take space. Transplanting is not a big issue for the small seedlings.
thank you so much...this is a great video to teach me how...now iIam going to apply it to my seeds how to plant them..I really appreciate this... with thankful hearts and love.. i want to say again thank you so much DRCEVNL Ruud and also to Hong for sharing this to me ..God bless you guys for your kindness to teach us and share to use your knowledge...I really treasure them...and promised ... ill pass it on to my dear children too because they also learn to love what i love to have....
What dirt are you using? There’s no explanation on anything going on and pretty much you could only understand this if you’re an expert. An explanation would have been greatly appreciated
The vulcanic flour is nice, but it will also work without. There are many other ingredients you can use to put your succulebts in. What is available depends on where you live. Some people use seramis, pumice, zeolite sometimes mixed with other ingredients. The more 'difficult' species are in general grown more easy in a mineral substrate
After closing the plastic lid, do you grow seeds without watering them? When do I ventilate it? What should I do if there are water droplets in the box? Does it matter if there's water droplets? How long can you grow it in plastic?
Greetings from Ukraine. Please tell me after what time the first shoots of cacti appear. I sowed astrophytums 6 days ago and so far nothing happens. how long do you need to wait? thanks.
@DRCEVNL: sir, would you happen to know if the desert area around El Paso, Texas, USA is suitable for transplanting williamsii in an effort to help repopulate this species?
thank you for your reply. i'll find that book one way or another - i'm good at research. i have 6 3yo cactii ready to transplant and i have a nice spot picked out, under creosote bushes, far off the beaten path, so they have a good chance of seeding out.
People use all kind of substrates, but the organic ones are more prone to fungi unless the substrate is sterilized or an anti fungi is used. If possible use a mineral alternative like loose volcanic sand
I really appreciate this video! One question: after the seeds begin germination, should I be opening it up every day once in awhile to give some fresh air?
@@TrevLove That is possivle. Some people take them out for grafting after 3 months. As long as they develop well you can keep them in the same container. As soon as you think that you can handle them with your fingers you could transplant them
What a fantastic and easy way of germinating cactus seeds. And very beautifully made video. Thanks so much. Regards the fertilizer you use for the small seedlings, could you please let me know which type to use and how much ? Thanks so much! Warm regards from India!
Hi, I read through all your answers to the previous questions and they have been helpful. I was wondering if you can answer one of mine. I have a batch of 2 month old (3-5 mm diameter) strombocactus disciformis just moved to the transplanted phase (i.e. the volcanic rock phase in your video). How should I monitor the moisture?
That is pretty large already. In general small seedlings should not dry out.The risk of getting to dry is bigger than the risk of being just wet. As long they are in the growing mood is would the soil not dry out completely. But it also depends on the other growing conditions like light, air, temperature, how fine or coarse the soil mixture is.
For 'normal' seeds we use the method in our other video about cleaning seeds. If you buy seeds, you may expect them to be cleaned already and you can go through the procedure for cleaning seeds only once: ua-cam.com/video/zk2aVLSplcc/v-deo.html
Where specifically can you find fluxsand (volcanic nature) and bird sand, online? I can't seem to find it on Ebay, and my local nurseries do not carry it, either. Please post a link(s), if possible. 😎✌️🌵
Depends on where you live. But even then i can not tell something about the availabilty and possible available replacements in each country. Sorry. Search for white cage sand and you will get links like this: www.gardenfeathers.co.uk/all-products/white-bird-sand-with-aniseed.html
Would love to know, what type/wattage of lights you use, how long you keep the seedlings covered under artificial lighting and what was it is you mixed into the substrate before transplanting.
These numbers are known as field numbers. For example SB means Steven Brack (USA). If you know this number you can do a search on filed number and it will tell you the species and the location whereit was found in the wild. Here is an example where you can inquire them: www.cl-cactus.com/
great video! Thank you for posting. I love towards the southern part of Texas. Do you think the seedlings would grow well outside without a cover over top or do you think it would be best to still have a cover over them? It get's rather hot during the day.
Hi Yellow Vespa. I think a cover would be needed. If you look around in Texas, you will not see young seedlings exposed to the sun. They all hide under (nurse) plants, along stones and rocks. Love Texas!
Watering depends on the other conditions like temperature, substrate. Soilk for cacti should always be loose and allow it to dry in between water gifts
Depends on the specie. Epyfitic cacti like Schlumbergera can be put right into your favorite mixture for these type of plants (but not too coarse at the start)
@DRCEVNL, Hi, what is the alternative for bird sand that can be used forthe seedling? What ratio do we need to mix the volcanic sand with the bird cage sand? TIA
Hi Karan. It is just for desinfection and I have used it only for very hard to grow species like Sclerocactus. Seedlings will grow in your normal cactus substrate
So I see that your answering comments and I have one of my own I just got cactus seeds and I'm planning to start growing them during spring (of course becuase its winter and it's cold were I live) and im wonder how you know when do water a cati seedling or how often I water it as its growing ir just in the beginning
As long as they are small in the container you keep them moisture. Because the container is closed it will only need a small bit of spray now and then. Once they are in the open air it is better not to let the substrate get completely dry until they go into the winter and you can keep the temperature low. It is always a balance between how much moisture the seedling losses due to wind/temperature and how much to supply. If it is warm in winter (above 15 Celisus) i would still give them a bit of water so the substrate does not dry out completely
Hi, good results obtained (especially freedom from algae) for mamillaria and astrophytum. I am attempting now to use the same method for ariocarpus trigonas seeds. Will the method be helpful with ariocarpus? Thanks in advance
Helpful video, sending thanks from Canada. I’m a beginner at succulents and I’m over buying seeds so I’m planning to harvest my echeveria’s one flower. U think it’ll work?
Hi, i do not know if Ecgeveria is self-pollinating. For most species two clones are needed for pollination to set seeds. But the method shown here will work once you have seeds
Beautiful video sir. How long will it take for a gymnocalycium hybrid to germinate? It has been more than 3 weeks that none of them sprout but some among my echino grussoni sprouted within a week.
Several places, including our own. Depends on where you live. For the USA Mesagraden en Alplains are very good. For Europe Succseed or ADBLPS are good, but there are more: cactusinfo.nl/index.php/cactus-site/147-waar-kun-je-zaden-kopen
About how long should you let the cactus grow before transplanting them to the volcanic sand? Also, while they are in the container do you ever open it to give them air or anything?
As soon as you can handle them you can tranplant. But as long as they are ok and growing you can keep them in the container. You can open de container if a fungus is seen or if you want to spray them with some water with nutrients to give them some food. Else you can keep the container closed so you will not loose water from the container
If you turn on your English captions, there are subtitles. Found this out because I accidentally had them on :)
Yes, indeed, thank you. We also would like to publish the subtitles in other languages, but need people to do the job
Thank you so much, after subtitles i understand
Ahhhh... Man without that this video is weak
Thank you Amiliapocalypse!
Emiliapocalypse thank you 🙏
Probabley one of the best educational videos i have watched without comentary ,,well done ☺
Flugsand? Vogel sand? Where do you get these things?
Very Useful Video... 👍🏻👍🏻
The bird sand is made of shells, is that okay? Or better silver sand?
Such a fantastic video :-) I LOVE growing cacti from seeds :-) thanks so much for sharing and sending tons of love and Cactus Power from Ireland for a wonderful weekend XXXXX
Desert Plants of Avalon do you know what soil they used in the beginning for planting the Seeds? thanks
Vermiculite
Desert Plants of Avalon oh ok. thanks
ohh soo you sometimes watch how other people take care of there cacti!!! great and love your vid
Thank you, such a helpful video. Now I can sow my mixed seeds. I just love cacti and can’t wait to see them coming up.
hi sir, firstly thanks for the guidance. I have successfully grown mamillaria, melocactus, and golden barrel from seed. I have been successfully so far.
Where are you my brother?
Very good...you do something special for Pediocactus, Sclerocactus, Navajoa etc???
Yes, we chip them like in our video about germinating Sclerocactus: ua-cam.com/video/MGG2-YpGDWA/v-deo.html
thank you for the vidio
Now i got to watch a video on how to turn on captions.
LOL, Yes, i agree, that should be made easier. But it is the second buton from the left, 4th option
No comprendo que tipo de subsidio usó. El primero cuándo puso las semillas me pareció vermiculita, pero y después al hacer en transplante que es lo que usó??
Si, el primero es vermiculite. Entonces arena volcánica
DRCEVNL gracias
I want to know what you use to get them started, and then the mix afterwards.
Hi Andre, please read all the answers already given. Click -more- at the bottom to find more answers given already.
thanks for the video, it is very useful. Also, how many time let the seedling inside the container before replant it?
Hi Fher. Sometimes a month, sometimes 6 months. Depends on the size of the container that is used and how fast the seedlings grow (and if you have time to transplant them). If you keep them in the container for more than a month you may lift the lid of the container a little to give them some fresh air and spray them with water with a little bit of fertilizer
The substrate used for the seeds is vermiculite
DRCEVNL sir after how much time u repot sedling in this vedio and soil mix in that pot plzz
Voce faz um trabalho maravilhoso, parabens!!!!
Absolutely love your videos! I used to watch them many years ago and you still have some of the best videos. Anyway I'm trying to let go of having to keep my seedlings humid for a long time and am trying your method of transplanting them into open air earlier than I normally do. Really hoping I am able to keep them going - my substrate is a little different and I'm not too sure how often they will want water. I've had some success with cacti and succulents from seed but I want to confidently get pots of seedlings that look like yours every time! Also I've been using your Sclerocactus germination technique and been having some success (still kind of low germination %, but germination!) so thank you again! The local cactus society recommends starting them outside and using the freeze/thaw cycles to germinate them but it's not the right time of year and is tedious so I'm thankful for an alternate method. Good vibes from New Mexico
DRCEVNL, Thank you so much for this video and industriously answering all of our questions. I just want to say how helpful these are. I’ve been researching for two days now, a complete beginner. And this single video and the comments answered all of my questions. The video was so heart warming. Thank you.
Thank you Anna, it makes it worth doing this videos
Hello, what temperature do you have your seedbeds? Do you use any kind of light with a special spectrum?
Love this video. Thanks for sharing this! Yes, turn the caption on guys -
Nice video, but you did not give the timing, you know we are planting cactus and not gazania!!!!!!!!!????
what type soil did you use in seedling
Unique garden with Dipanshu It’s been three years but a volcanic mix.
do the plastic containers to begin with need any holes for water drainage? is it bad to keep the box fully closed apart from when watering, i mean will the seedlings ‘suffocate’ 😶
The boxes are closed. If you have clean seeds, just water and vermiculite and a clean box not much can happen. The seedlings will do fine.
Excellent video: informative and generally very clear without words. And also...wonderful music. Very suitable for planting "kindergarten". Thanks.
Bruh did you make any holes on the first cup?
No holes at all. The cup is closed
I did cacti from seeds they grow well but in later stage they die. I didnt change them though. What age do you repot them?
I did this year again with my own parodia seeds. They just sprung. Going to follow your tip.
Thanks ever so much.
nice video, thx for sharing. do u use LEDs to indoor grow? may u give more details on lightnings.
Hi Fa, i already did :) : ua-cam.com/video/r30oZ3FoAAs/v-deo.html
VERY interesting. I have been sitting there trying to worry about soil sterilisation and fungicide and vermiculite negates those problems! Glad I watched!!
Thank you for sharing your process! I don't know that soil (vermiculite) you use, but it looked good in the video. Baby cactuses look so cute, I would like to grow them now. :)
It will give a lot of pleasure. And keep trying :)
some of cactus look like those exploding puffball mushrooms
Where do you buy flugsand from?
You have to see locally what you can get. Alternative is bimkies for example
Why do we need the vermiculite step to germinate first and then transplant? Could we just use a mix of minerals and vermiculite and just let them grow without moving them for a year or when they're much bigger?
Yes, you can do that but you would need bigger containers to give them more room. That will take space. Transplanting is not a big issue for the small seedlings.
thank you so much...this is a great video to teach me how...now iIam going to apply it to my seeds how to plant them..I really appreciate this... with thankful hearts and love.. i want to say again thank you so much DRCEVNL Ruud and also to Hong for sharing this to me ..God bless you guys for your kindness to teach us and share to use your knowledge...I really treasure them...and promised ... ill pass it on to my dear children too because they also learn to love what i love to have....
Thank you!
What dirt are you using? There’s no explanation on anything going on and pretty much you could only understand this if you’re an expert. An
explanation would have been greatly appreciated
Please, put the subtitles on
Turn on captions! Everything is explained in the captions. 😉
OMG hahahahaha i should have read your comment first. now i have to watch it again, thanks. LOL
What is flugsand :(
It is a kind of volcanic sand. But you can use your own cactus substrate as they differ around the world
Very cool I am going to grow some from seed . thank you for you video.
Nice video, but where do I get Flugsand and vulcanic flour? :)
The vulcanic flour is nice, but it will also work without. There are many other ingredients you can use to put your succulebts in. What is available depends on where you live. Some people use seramis, pumice, zeolite sometimes mixed with other ingredients. The more 'difficult' species are in general grown more easy in a mineral substrate
excellente vidéo, on apprend beaucoup sur la plantation de graines. Très bien aussi les sous-titres en Neerlandais. Bravo !!
After closing the plastic lid, do you grow seeds without watering them?
When do I ventilate it?
What should I do if there are water droplets in the box?
Does it matter if there's water droplets?
How long can you grow it in plastic?
Greetings from Ukraine. Please tell me after what time the first shoots of cacti appear. I sowed astrophytums 6 days ago and so far nothing happens. how long do you need to wait? thanks.
These seeds normally germinate well. I would expect them to germinate within 2 weeks (from start). Most cacti germinate within that period of time
Thank you for the vedio
Very helpful video,thanks for sharing 🙏🙏
@DRCEVNL: sir, would you happen to know if the desert area around El Paso, Texas, USA is suitable for transplanting williamsii in an effort to help repopulate this species?
thank you for your reply. i'll find that book one way or another - i'm good at research. i have 6 3yo cactii ready to transplant and i have a nice spot picked out, under creosote bushes, far off the beaten path, so they have a good chance of seeding out.
Wat other growing media can be used..if we don't have vermiculite
People use all kind of substrates, but the organic ones are more prone to fungi unless the substrate is sterilized or an anti fungi is used. If possible use a mineral alternative like loose volcanic sand
Great video
How are you touching the babies? Do they not spike you when they are that small?
LOL. Not at all!
Thank you for this demonstration, do you reuse the vermiculite for another seeding?
Hi, we do not reuse, as we want to keep the substrate clean to avoid harmful fungi
Very informative and useful too. Thank you.
Wow beautiful cactus
This video was extremely helpful and gave me alot of hope for planting my first seeds. Thank you so much!
tell me in which media u sowed seeds? and at transplanting whch media is used... aftr how much tym u transplnted that seedlings??
Hi Tooba, please read the answers below and you have to put on the captions to get more information on this video
Hey..
It was very nice!! Thanks..
Sorry but what soil are you using for the seedlings? Bird sand and what?
Why you don't say anything about the substrate and timing?
We do, but you need to turn the captions on
Thank you. It's very helpful.
I have ferocactus and astro seeds to sow
That will work
Great video, I really enjoyed!
Oh I’m so sorry nvm
good
I really appreciate this video! One question: after the seeds begin germination, should I be opening it up every day once in awhile to give some fresh air?
Hi Trevor. There is no need for that. Only in case you would see fungi i would open it. Or if you want to spray some fertilizer.
I see.. Thanks! So keeping the seedlings incubated for at least 3 months before opening and transferring to soil should be plenty?
@@TrevLove That is possivle. Some people take them out for grafting after 3 months. As long as they develop well you can keep them in the same container. As soon as you think that you can handle them with your fingers you could transplant them
Need to try this!
wow....sir how many days that the seed sprout.,?thankyou sir
What a fantastic and easy way of germinating cactus seeds. And very beautifully made video. Thanks so much. Regards the fertilizer you use for the small seedlings, could you please let me know which type to use and how much ? Thanks so much! Warm regards from India!
We use a weak solution of about 8-16-32-4 (NPK-MG). About half the normal strength
Wow nice skill
Hi, I read through all your answers to the previous questions and they have been helpful. I was wondering if you can answer one of mine. I have a batch of 2 month old (3-5 mm diameter) strombocactus disciformis just moved to the transplanted phase (i.e. the volcanic rock phase in your video). How should I monitor the moisture?
That is pretty large already. In general small seedlings should not dry out.The risk of getting to dry is bigger than the risk of being just wet. As long they are in the growing mood is would the soil not dry out completely. But it also depends on the other growing conditions like light, air, temperature, how fine or coarse the soil mixture is.
DRCEVNL thank you! For any seed disinfection, is this the same way as you treat sclerocactus seeds with bleach and coffee filter?
For 'normal' seeds we use the method in our other video about cleaning seeds. If you buy seeds, you may expect them to be cleaned already and you can go through the procedure for cleaning seeds only once: ua-cam.com/video/zk2aVLSplcc/v-deo.html
DRCEVNL thanks!
Where specifically can you find fluxsand (volcanic nature) and bird sand, online? I can't seem to find it on Ebay, and my local nurseries do not carry it, either. Please post a link(s), if possible. 😎✌️🌵
Depends on where you live. But even then i can not tell something about the availabilty and possible available replacements in each country. Sorry. Search for white cage sand and you will get links like this: www.gardenfeathers.co.uk/all-products/white-bird-sand-with-aniseed.html
Would love to know, what type/wattage of lights you use, how long you keep the seedlings covered under artificial lighting and what was it is you mixed into the substrate before transplanting.
best on the nameplates that are in your cacti I also see a nr standing example SB 1541 or RP 06 but what does that mean ??
These numbers are known as field numbers. For example SB means Steven Brack (USA). If you know this number you can do a search on filed number and it will tell you the species and the location whereit was found in the wild. Here is an example where you can inquire them: www.cl-cactus.com/
So..is the soil straight vermiculite??
Yes. You can add a bit of perlite if you want, to make it even looser
Delightful
great video! Thank you for posting. I love towards the southern part of Texas. Do you think the seedlings would grow well outside without a cover over top or do you think it would be best to still have a cover over them? It get's rather hot during the day.
Hi Yellow Vespa. I think a cover would be needed. If you look around in Texas, you will not see young seedlings exposed to the sun. They all hide under (nurse) plants, along stones and rocks. Love Texas!
thanks so much!
cảm ơn chia sẻ hữu ích của a !
Perfect! thank You so much I now I'm ready to buy seeds.
Good video
How often do you water? Do you reccomend bottom watering? I think my soil is too wet and the seedlings will not grow because of it
Watering depends on the other conditions like temperature, substrate. Soilk for cacti should always be loose and allow it to dry in between water gifts
What is the white powder you mix in the soil?
How many lumens of the led lamp is enough for how many square meters?
The white 'Powder' is bird cage sand. All about light you can find here: ua-cam.com/video/r30oZ3FoAAs/v-deo.html
Instead of flugsand and bird sand could 1/8th inch volcanic pumice and a fine grit white sand be used instead?
Depends on the specie. Epyfitic cacti like Schlumbergera can be put right into your favorite mixture for these type of plants (but not too coarse at the start)
aaa mấy bé xương rồng trông xinh quá
does this process work for the schlumbergera truncata as well? If there are any differences what would they be?
It works excellent for all Schlumbergera and other epyfitic cacti
Just found your excellent video on lighting. I'll save my questions until the end of the lessons. :)
LOL
Or you can just stick them in the dirt 🙄
😍😍😍😍😍😍🍃😊🙏😇
how long are they in the germination container before transplanting?
As soon as you can handle them, bt they can stay for a long time if there is no time. However they will not grow fast anymore after a certain time
@@Cactusinformation thanks, great video
@DRCEVNL, Hi, what is the alternative for bird sand that can be used forthe seedling? What ratio do we need to mix the volcanic sand with the bird cage sand? TIA
Hi Karan. It is just for desinfection and I have used it only for very hard to grow species like Sclerocactus. Seedlings will grow in your normal cactus substrate
@@Cactusinformation thanks for confirming. Could you pls advise on the lighting schedule? How many hours of lighting is required?
what type of soil are you using?
Hi, there are a couple of answers to this question below, just scroll down (and select more at the bottom)
Turn on captions
So I see that your answering comments and I have one of my own I just got cactus seeds and I'm planning to start growing them during spring (of course becuase its winter and it's cold were I live) and im wonder how you know when do water a cati seedling or how often I water it as its growing ir just in the beginning
As long as they are small in the container you keep them moisture. Because the container is closed it will only need a small bit of spray now and then. Once they are in the open air it is better not to let the substrate get completely dry until they go into the winter and you can keep the temperature low. It is always a balance between how much moisture the seedling losses due to wind/temperature and how much to supply. If it is warm in winter (above 15 Celisus) i would still give them a bit of water so the substrate does not dry out completely
what type of lights are used or what type of lights can you use
with this method also help with astro, gymno, and adenium. as these seeds are slightly bigger than mamillaria seeds
Hi, good results obtained (especially freedom from algae) for mamillaria and astrophytum. I am attempting now to use the same method for ariocarpus trigonas seeds. Will the method be helpful with ariocarpus? Thanks in advance
Yes, that would be the same :)
Cool! I had no idea that cactus came from seeds.
I've only bought them from cuttings before.
Helpful video, sending thanks from Canada. I’m a beginner at succulents and I’m over buying seeds so I’m planning to harvest my echeveria’s one flower. U think it’ll work?
Hi, i do not know if Ecgeveria is self-pollinating. For most species two clones are needed for pollination to set seeds. But the method shown here will work once you have seeds
Beautiful video sir. How long will it take for a gymnocalycium hybrid to germinate? It has been more than 3 weeks that none of them sprout but some among my echino grussoni sprouted within a week.
Most seeds germinate within two weeks time. If the seeds were not matured enough it could take some longer.
@@Cactusinformation thank you so much.
i can't get fine grain vermiculite, only large grain will this be any good thanks
If it is wet and the seeds do not fall thru. Else crush the upperlay to get smaller particles
Love this video - thank you!
kan cactusgrond ook? flugzand is namelijk niet te krijgen
ik heb het net uitgezocht het is een goede samenstelling
Voor eenvoudige soorten kan dat wel
Sir, from where do you procure the seeds?
Several places, including our own. Depends on where you live. For the USA Mesagraden en Alplains are very good. For Europe Succseed or ADBLPS are good, but there are more: cactusinfo.nl/index.php/cactus-site/147-waar-kun-je-zaden-kopen
@@Cactusinformation Thank you very much..This info is enough..👍
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About how long should you let the cactus grow before transplanting them to the volcanic sand? Also, while they are in the container do you ever open it to give them air or anything?
As soon as you can handle them you can tranplant. But as long as they are ok and growing you can keep them in the container. You can open de container if a fungus is seen or if you want to spray them with some water with nutrients to give them some food. Else you can keep the container closed so you will not loose water from the container
Che spettacolo ..complimenti🌵🌵🌵💕💕💕💕
Respected sir/madam i am Nirmal from southern most part of India,do these cactus seeds grow in tropical climate
Most seeds of cacti do well between 20-25 Celsius. Only a few species like to germinate above 30 Celsius