First Repotting For Succulent Seed Babies! // Angels Grove Co 

Angel's Grove Gardening thanks!

I just purchased some seeds from there! I hope mine sprout when I plant them.

I found the same thing when I was trying to learn how to grow from seed. I think the challenge is that this is such a long and slow process that it is hard to make a video for that long of time frame, which I am guessing why there are so few videos out there on this now. I wish I would have done a better job actually documenting each step and when it occurred so I could put together a video now. Oh well, I will have to buy more seeds and see if I can't make a better tutorial.

Oh no!!! So sad! What good timing lol

KELLYN I don’t know but it would be amazing! They are so beautiful. Would be a fun experiment to find a seed and see how long it takes!

Oh good idea!

so, I've had success growing my seeds so far (2 months in) using a GE balanced grow light, some play sand+generic "cactus mix"+perlite, a few tiny pots with drainage holes, and sealable tupperware containers (plastic ziplock bags also work) make sure that the top of the container is clear so light can shine on the plants. i mixed a bowl of 2 parts sand, 2 parts cactus mix and 1 part perlite. put that mix in each pot, and set the pots in a tray of water until the water seeps up to the top of the soil in each pot. this is called "bottom watering". the soil should be damp after this. let the excess drain out. set your seeds on top of the watered soil. place the pots into the sealable container/bag. put them under the grow light. give them about 12-15 hours of light per day. succulents need some time in the dark in order to survive. (they are CAM plants if you want to know more) but they basically hold their breath during the day and let it out and take another breath at night to save water. if you do this, they will grow no problem. the inside of the container should form droplets and it should be humid inside. they should need very little water after that. (i just bottom watered them once at the end of their first month.) just open up the bag/container once a day to give them fresh air. they do best in 60-70 degrees F. sunlight and moisture will make them germinate. think of their natural semi-desert home. make that environment for them. i used this process to grow my first echeveria succulents in my closet in the dead of winter. they're absolutely thriving with this grow light.

I did not use a warming mat.

This is at a year's worth of growth from planting to seeds. It took a long, long time haha

palsharmistha does it looked rotted to you at all?

@@AngelsGrove no it not rotted & now the leaves has stopped falling.. however a little bit of touch makes the leaf fall out of the plant

maguimp I actually love using a pair of sewing scissors. They are small and get into tight spaces

... it’s a tutorial ser kuya, k ka lang?