I didn’t have any cactus succulent mix, so I improvised by mixing 2/3 seed starter with 1/3 fine perlite, and a few handfulls of fine sandy mulch,creating a somewhat suitable medium for my plants. After carefully preparing the mixture, I placed the seeds in the seed room under bright lights, ensuring the temperature was maintained at a consistent 70 degrees for optimal growth.
So far, so good; the seeds are thriving and showing promising signs of development. To promote their health further, I decided to harden them off by gradually introducing them to the outdoors, placing them in a partial shade area where they would receive just the right amount of sunlight without being overwhelmed. This method not only allows the plants to acclimatize but also helps strengthen them.
Lake Mary Gardens 