#Pachypodium lamerei at a month, already have roots coming out of the bottom of the pot. I am not sure what is happening with the leaf discoloration. I though it might be too much light, but a second batch planted 2 weeks ago under much less light are doing the same thing.

Two gymnocalycium carminanthum seedlings from the same packet, sown and sprouted on the same day about 10 weeks ago. One is thriving and one is not growing.

#plantsky #Pachypodium Lamerei seedlings. Not sure if this is a sign of too much light or something else.

Some blooming happening in my #cactus tent this morning. Also, got some new seeds yesterday for a #Euphorbia species that I have only just learned exists.

2 weeks since sown #Pachypodium Lamerei. First time growing these, so I don't know what to expect. I love how thick the trunks are already, can't wait for the spines to start forming.

#Euphorbia I have a plant I impulse purchased a few months ago that is labeled Euphorbia Ioricata. I haven't re-potted it yet. One of the stems immediately rotted and died. Tried to crop and prop, but that failed. I have another stem that looks like it has started to rot as well.

#pachypodium I am trying to grow Pachypodium lamerei from seed for the first time. Germination rate was pretty good, but a lot of the seedlings had trouble shedding the husks. I soaked the seeds for about 10 hours before sowing. Is there anything else I could try?

My 7 week old ferocactus seedlings are already looking a bit sassy #cactus

I wish I would have made a time lapse of this. These photos are about 2 weeks apart. I had no idea anything in the #cactus world could grow this fast.

This greeted me this morning

The structure isn't quite like what I was hoping for and the taste is a little plain, but not bad for a first try.

First loaf out of my new bread maker