Long time no post. I'm still busy and stressed but try to keep track of the plants. Lithops do nothing except for the fulvi greenies that have decided to regenerate. The damaged Rabiea is growing first new leaves since the accident which is good news. Both kinds of Titanopsis, a couple of Aloinopsis and the Prepodesma are growing new leaves and the Stomatium is getting huge. I'll post some pictures of them soon but now to the Frithia seedlings. They grow surprisingly well in all the heat and (filtered) sun light. I even let the substrate dry from time to time because I'm afraid of overwatering (you remember the poor mother plant of these guys). So far the kids look happy, I think.
That is so cute, they do grow a little different to Fenes. Do you water from top? LT
ReplyDeleteThey grow really well at this stage, no complains. I'm still sceptical about how it'll go when they're bigger though. We'll see. :)
DeleteI water from top and not so much. Only the top pumice layer gets wet, I think.
They look really well. So glad to read another one of your posts. Hope your thesis is coming along nicely. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for checking my blog! Hope to post more again soon. :) At the moment it is really difficult to concentrate on something other than my thesis (or worries about future job).
DeleteY U NO COMMENT NEW DESIGN? ლ(ಠ益ಠლ)
ReplyDeleteHAHA! Thank you :D
DeleteHi Rika :)
ReplyDeleteI love the new face of your blog and your seedlings ;)
Thanks Bololoch :)
DeleteI think it looks lighter and fresher~
omg too cute! :D you're so gifted, Dear! lovely new theme! <3
ReplyDeleteThank you Joanna! I'm happy about how both seedlings and the new layout have turned out. :)
DeleteLove that you are growing plants from my country. Looking good.
ReplyDeleteYep, with some luck and tricks some of them can grow here quite well. :)
DeleteWonderful little aliens.
ReplyDeleteTrue. Alone the way the new leaves grow is pretty strange haha :)
DeleteAbsolutely adorable..............
ReplyDeleteYes they are :) It's fun to watch them.
DeleteThey look terrific! And you're keeping great care of your plants- I remember graduate school -- I would not have been able to keep a cactus in a Phoenix, Arizona garden alive at that time of my life. Heck, I would not have been able to keep a Moonrock alive on the Moon....
ReplyDeleteYeah haha, I think the fact that they're succulents helps a lot. They can live without you for a while. But you're right, with all the stress and worries it's really difficult..
Deletewish you luck with this plant, they seem hard, I also have one that is about to die, I dont find the way to make it happy.
ReplyDeleteThanks Sonia. The mother plant of these little guys died on me, too. I couldn't do anything about it. Hopefully it will work better with plants that grew at my place, not somewhere else... Good luck with yours!
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