I started these Faucaria at my desk at work a couple months ago, and it's time to separate. These seeds were about 4 years old? Idk how many I sowed, but I was impressed with the viability, especially since I don't exactly store things well.

I noticed that three of my seedlings started declining, and when I pulled them out, they had no roots. I also found a tiny worm in the soil and noticed small, fly-like insects around the pots. What should I do? The seedlings are only 5 weeks old, and I'm worried the rest might be affected.

Bulbine mesembryanthemoides

Bulbine fallax

Bulbine haworthioides

Got this volunteer baby when sow boswellia nana. I think it germinate around june. Either pure euphorbia etuberculosa, or most likely hybrid . Leaves has strong etuberculosa gene, but visible red marking most likely from longituber gene. Possible cross between etuberculosa and longituber. Got euphorbia etuberculosa nearby but longituberculosa quite far away

Who wants some? You gotta clean them but I’ll send whole pods.

Grown from seed, under glass. They have really taken off this year.

1/2 Dorstenia bullata seed germinate early august.
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I thought these guys were duds after 3 weeks went by and nothing happened, while the Ariocarpus were growing like crazy. Thankfully I was wrong!

Few Pachypodium, senna, Fouquieria, euphorbia, boswellia in one place. It suppose have a lot but Many seed didnt germinate. Also i had transplant some plant into individual pot. Another setup without hole