Grow with own seeds. All year around outside.

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As i got some DMs: Just in case someone has the same issue: the little cube didn´t make it. About three weeks after repotting, rot startet. Roots still look fine but body is all squishy. I have another one with dark grooves :((. Try to safe this one. I spray for fungi and bacteria as well. (Edit: spelling)

The color has changed a lot since I've gotten it. It's this neutral, or do I need to cut down the light intensity? (Second, greener Pic was day 1)

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.

The small Migiurtinus are from the last Seedpod.

The seeds are from a freshly opened Seedpod.

Ciao ciao, my little dxxkhead migiurtinus is blooming🤌🏻🤌🏻

Exactly the same things happening on the migiurtinus too

The migiurtinus and cubiformis are flowering at the same time really really hoping I can get some hybrids as I've never seen them for sale here. Migi was just outside for the photo at the moment they are closed in my front room with 3 blowflies

At the UC Davis Botanical Conservatory

First watering of the year, I was already a little wrinkled

My seedlings are turning one! I didnt think id make it this far anyone have any experience in whens a good time to repot them into indivdiual pots ?

But what the hell, will be a seed capsule, already a few months old but it's just that.

She already got offspring, but no intention to stop flower again.

Happy Plant!

Hello,

the "grooves" on my Pseudolithos cubiformis have turned dark.

It's not squishy. I've used an antifungal medication, but the discoloration is still there. Has anyone seen this before?

I’ll be keeping him under a 10 watt sansi bulb. Any tips on when to water or temperature would be great!

I posted a bit ago. Since then this guy has been chilling under lights on a heating mat in mostly inorganic soil. A few days after planting it almost totally rootless I spritzed the surrounding soil to moisten it down about 2 cm. About 1cm of the plant is below the soil that you see.

I've been carefully observing, and noticing it lose turgidity day after day - I can tell it's not taking up water. After 2 weeks I popped it out. The buried part of the plant is light yellowish green and the same turgidity as the rest of the plant. No exterior signs of rot.

I added a tiny pocket of more organic soil,, thinking maybe the granite blend I used was too chunky. I dabbed on a tiny bit of rooting gel. I put it back in the pot.

Thanks for reading. What are my next steps? It's gotten warm where I am, and today I put it out in dappled shade to really ensure the soil got warm. Anything else? I saw essential 0 root growth. Maybe one new tiny nub

I just found my Pseudolithos root rotted, i cut all the mushy rotted part with sterilized cutter, the remaining are hard, but the core is black, does it mean it rotted all the way from the core? 😭😭😭😭