Sadly my little seedling project failed, but the adults I picked up this spring are doing good. I think? Wanted to get some input.
They spent the summer months looking like this. I did not water them once over the summer, and read that I should have. Whoops. They grow in a West window with lots of Hoyas around them, so probably got more than a little moisture from my misting stuff around and above them.
I gave them a bit of water a few weeks ago, and started giving them small amounts. I think at one point I gave them some very weak fertilizer inadvertantly.
Now all of a sudden they are getting big and tall, especially the larger one. The change in size and height happened over the course of roughly a week or two.
I am thinking that they will spend the rest of the year under a light until the days are long enough to put them back in the window. And, probably no more watering? Any input would be great.
I still have a split rock and my Fenestaria, those seem to be doing alright. Definitely should have watered the latter more over the summer months, but overall seems ok.
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