loph from seed

What do seedlings with rot look like?

i think they just go soft, you look at them and they have a watery look to them, like they are a bag of water.

What hornet said, they usually also collapse on themselves and often have a orange or brownish colouration.

Had a bit of a look around PD, Thrive had something like 20+ % N, though I saw another one that was for flowering and fruiting that had a much lower N and a decent amount of K. Though it might not be that appropriate?

cheers all for sharing your knowledge

If your gonna use CO2 its only useful at night as cacti are CAM plants they only open their stomata at night. It is also possible to kill plants if they dont get enough O2.

Teonanacatl wrote:

If your gonna use CO2 its only useful at night as cacti are CAM plants they only open their stomata at night. It is also possible to kill plants if they dont get enough O2.

Yes, that is a good point to remember

i bought some of the yates cacti and succulent fert from flower power as bunnings don't stock it for some reason. i havn't really had a chance to use it because i just bought it before the cold came upon us.

intense_cutn wrote:

i bought some of the yates cacti and succulent fert from flower power as bunnings don't stock it for some reason. i havn't really had a chance to use it because i just bought it before the cold came upon us.

I have been looking for cacti and succulent fert, but never found anything specificially for them... interesting, you will have to let us know how you get on with it (in the warmer months)