Can't wait for the baby pictues.

Now both batches of kalanchoe seed mixs are germinating now.

Also I shall post pics of my Euphorbia seedlings tomorrow. Because they are out of the bag so it is easier to take pics of them.

I'm looking forward to seeing your pics!

Here are the pics of my Euphorbia seedlings enjoy.
Also when do I start to feed the seedlings

They are adorable!
I think the rule of thumb is to start feeding with the second set of true leaves, and feed at half strength.

Cute seedlings!

I am afraid to fertilizer young plants. I have never had good results. I myself wait one year but using diluted strength may be the answer.
Great job your doing.
Stush

One of my aloe Polyphylla Seeds germinated.

And here are some pics of that and of my kalanchoe seedlings enjoy.

can't wait for more updates.

When should I start feeding my aloe polyphylla seedling.
I want to pay special attention to this little one.

I am so afraid of fertilizer. A little too much and it spells death. 'They' say when the roots develop, start with a diluted mix. This is where the plantsmen differ from the hobbyist. My self, I would wait until at least 5 months old. And using 1/4 stated amount.
In nature, they grow along a hill side with little or no humus, just rock, sand, some clay. So I have been lead to understand. Having never done this before with Aloe's. All I can say is keep us informed so we can learn.
Stush

The potting medium it is in now is made up of plain potting soil and an oil dry product the potting soil would have some nutrients in it.
Also I read on a site that feeding them too much will cause them to grow too fast leading to a plant with a less defined sprial.
So I'll play it safe and wait a few months.
Thanks for the advice.

Adam,
Looking on the internet. Use a natural organic base fertilizer. They are safer than the chemical ones. Less chance of burning the young seedlings. Seaweed kelp base is also a plant stimulant. But using them in the past, is very smelly. Maybe a drop or two will not be too bad.
Stush

Adam, i dont fertilize i change the soil on everything every other year and have at least 1 quarter of the soil be some box store potting soil. i agree with stush fertilizer can kill and has salt. try fish emulsion i dont think you can kill or overdo that. i have a koi pond and i water out of that for the yard seems to do good that is like emulsion with all the poo in it

Here are some updated pics:

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kalanchoes

great job!

udate time

Here are some pics of my ephorbia and fire coral aloe seedlings.

First here's the ebay pic of what the adult plants will look like.



Now for the ephorbia seedling pics.

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Now for the fire coral aloe seedlings

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Well done Adam. Keep us posted.

so cute!

nice shots of the emerging soon to be plant...LOL

Thanks for sharing.