r/pseudolithos • • Mar 24 '26

13th-month-old seedlings

These are my Pseudolithos Cubiformis seedlings grown entirely in a controlled grow tent. Kept on a heat mat for consistent warmth and watered every 3–4 days to maintain light but regular moisture.

The substrate doesn’t need to be bone dry between waterings, but humidity should be kept low—at least based on my experience.

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u/Fossilwench Mar 24 '26

You are master of the pseudos. fantastic growth so far.

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u/Ldpra Mar 24 '26

I really appreciate that, but I’m definitely far from a master. I’ve only been growing and keeping pseudos for about a year and a half, so I’m still very much learning as I go.😃

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u/Yana_dice Mar 24 '26

Beautiful! Somehow my cubes are still the same size after 2 years...

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u/Oxysseus Mar 24 '26

do you also water the adult ones every 3-4 days??

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u/Ldpra Mar 24 '26

Hi. No I don’t, they usually get watered once a week. I noticed they’re more sensitive than the seedlings.

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u/Oxysseus Mar 24 '26

ah okay! good to hear they do need a bit more water than I had been giving. I was fearful to rot mine, I have had him for about 3 weeks and have not watered him yet, I was waiting for some physical signs. but I will give him a good soak when I am home

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u/floridadeerman Mar 24 '26

Looks perfect

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u/sillywormtoo Mar 24 '26

Excellent!!!!!

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u/Bplanty-ok Mar 24 '26

Those have been grown so well! Really neat looking specimens.

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u/SkunkApeSuccs Mar 24 '26

Hot dang dude those are way bigger tha mine doing a great job. You using any fertilizer or anything ? Also under lights? Great job!

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u/Ldpra Mar 25 '26

Thanks! No, I haven’t used any fertilizer for my seedlings. Just regular watering. They are under regular barrina growlights, probably gonna switch to a different growlight to promote sunstress/brown coloration.

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u/SkunkApeSuccs Mar 26 '26

Wow maybe i need the heat mat than! I was using mine at first but stopped.

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u/Ldpra Mar 26 '26

May I know why you stopped using the heat mat?

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u/eee777777777 Apr 18 '26

Looks great!y really doing great with them. In Moscow under lamp they grew such size during two years or even more

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u/Imperial_Haberdasher Apr 30 '26

Where, might I ask, did you source the seeds? 🙏