SET - Cactus, growing 15 different types of cacti

Beautiful view of prickly cacti

Are you someone who thinks growing plants is killing you?
Here is the ideal set that will completely impress you. There is nothing more enjoyable in life than growing a unique houseplant, with a decorative character, that will add interest to your living space and enjoy the view on the windowsill.

The set contains everything you need to know to easily start growing a family of small prickly cacti at home or in the office. If you don't have any experience yet, we will do everything we can to make you 100% satisfied. Simple and clear instructions for growing cacti are included.
We take plant breeding very seriously, which is why we invest our time and knowledge into thoroughly testing our seeds and trying out the growth before we approve each batch for sale. Because there is nothing sadder than the failure of a seed to germinate.

This is a unique set for growing cactus at home, because we made sure that you don't have to buy anything extra for the job. We guarantee the excellent quality of this set for every beginner.

Advantages:
🌿 Very beginner friendly set.
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🌿 Guaranteed germination.
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🌿 Easy and clear to follow instructions.

Seed germination: from 4 to 8 weeks.

The set contains:
🌿 5 x biodegradable containers
🌿 5 x lozenges of rehydrated soil
🌿 1 x bag of cactus seeds
🌿 1x plant scissors
🌿 1x cactus growing instructions

Preparation method

How to grow a cactus:
1. Preparation: Soak the compacted soil lozenges in a container with plenty of warm water for 5 minutes. As the soil loosens, remove the cotton cloth surrounding the soil and add the loose soil to the biodegradable containers provided.
2. Watering: Make sure the soil is wet before sowing seeds.
3. Sowing: Cactus seeds are extremely small and some of them are difficult to see. Carefully open the seed packet and sprinkle the seeds on the surface of the soil. DO NOT cover or cover the seeds with soil or they will not germinate!
4. Humidity: Covering the pots with plastic wrap can help prevent the pots from drying out and maintain high humidity, but it is an optional step. If you choose to cover the pots with plastic wrap, you will need to poke 10-15 holes with a toothpick and open the wrap once a day to allow fresh air into the pots. This will prevent mold growth. DO NOT place the pots in direct sunlight, as this will destroy the seeds. Indirect sunlight is ideal.
5. Moisture: Once the seeds are sown, you need to keep them warm and moist at all times until they germinate. DO NOT water from above as this will flood the soil. We suggest placing the pot in a tray of water and letting the pot absorb the water from the bottom up.
6. Heat: If the soil dries out or the container gets cold, the seeds will not germinate at all. This is the most important step for successful germination! Ideally, seeds should be kept between 78-90F (25-32°C). At higher temperatures, the seeds will germinate faster.
7. Patience: Patience is key when growing succulents from seed. They usually germinate after 3 weeks, but most often in 4-8 weeks. This can take longer in cold winter months.
8. Germination: Once the seeds have germinated, remove the plastic wrap. DO NOT move or transplant the seedlings. The seedlings have a very fragile root system and may die. Allow the plants to grow 0.5-1 cm before transplanting.
9. Sprayer: You can use the sprayer that comes in the kit to water small and fragile seedlings.