Nursery Update

11 years ago

Wanted to share my seedlings with you. I'm not very good at recording who "donated" what, so I don't know the exact crosses of the Haworthia. They are crosses I made from my plants and most likely most have H. truncata as the pollen/seed plant.

The Lophophora seed came from, you guessed it, Steve (Mesa Garden). Do any of you think it's time to place them in their own pots and move on from the nursery?????

Don't know how the sole Dorstenia got in there (upper left) but as many of you know, if you have one of these you have them everywhere... they're as bad as Euphorbia!!!

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hablu

11 years ago

Good job!!

Most of it can have an own pot, I think.

Harry

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bikerdoc5968 Z6 SE MI
Original Author
11 years ago
Just to be certain; the Lophophora, right? Most of the Haws are too small.

Thanks, oh wonderful master!

Howard
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hablu
11 years ago
Howard,

I would spread the risk a bit. Leave some in the nursery and plant out a few in different pots.

You soon will see what happens to them.

Harry
bikerdoc5968 Z6 SE MI
Original Author
11 years ago
Well, Harry being 6 hours behind you, this won't be read until the morning. I didn't see your post in time but did consider your idea. I've taken the BIG leap anyway and potted them all up. Whatever happens will happen. Going to keep them on the dry side for now.
rina_Ontario,Canada 5a
11 years ago
Howard
Great flock of lophoporas you have there! Hope they all grow good for you.
Did you start all the seed about same time (looks like it's a container with a lid?)
Did they germinate about same time - I wonder how you controlled humidity and light for different plants.
Rina
bikerdoc5968 Z6 SE MI
Original Author
11 years ago
All started at the same time with germination within a few days for each species. I used an egg container with a lid and was very cautious with watering.