Astrophytum asterias cv. Super Kabuto, 40 weeks
I thought for a while that they would look like regular asterias, but one is suddenly covered with fluffs and the other one forgot to grow some on one side.
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Euphorbia
Euphorbia obesa, Astrophytum asterias (left), 9 months.
Lophophora williamsii (right), 11 months.
My window sill was getting pretty crowded with little pots in different shapes and sizes, so I decided to save a little space by making a succulent desert landscape in an old bonsai pot. All of the seedlings and bigger plants in the pot have fairly similar needs, so everything should be fine for the next couple of years.
Astrophytum asterias cv. Super Kabuto, 32 weeks
It’s hard to see if they have grown at all since last month. But they’re both alive and well!
Astrophytum asterias cv. Super Kabuto, 6 months.
Nothing really happened the past few months. I think they’ve gotten a tiny bit bigger since last time and the fluffs have spread to the sides. I do only have two left 🙁
This one looks fairly strong, though!
Astrophytum Asterias cv. Super Kabuto, 4 months.
These are all of my Super Kabuto seedlings. They all kind of have their own personality and grow at different speeds. And even though they have been spending an equal amount of time in the sun, only some of them show stress colors.
Astrophytum Asterias cv. Super Kabuto, 3 months.
Some serious rib formation is happening with this one seedling. The rest of them still only have their baby ribs and 5-6 fluffs.
Astrophytum Asterias cv. Super Kabuto, 11 weeks.
The Asterias seedlings picked up the pace and are developing fluff like never before.
Astrophytum Asterias cv Super Kabuto, 1 month.
This little seedling developed its first fluff!
And look at those puffy cheeks.
Astrophytum Asterias – Super Kabuto, 1 week.
So far, 4 out of 10 seeds have germinated. The oldest one (left) is a week old and the newest just sent out roots today.
Must. Be. Patient.
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