cactus

Cacti are sensitive to cold and prefer warm climates and sunshine. With proper cultivation at the right temperature, even beginners can easily get started and enjoy watching them grow slowly.

Temperature: Above 20°C (25°C recommended)	Seeds above the soil * indicates that sowing does not require covering with thick soil or should be done shallowly.
Avoid soil drying The soil must be kept moist. If it is too dry, the seeds will not be able to absorb water and will fail to germinate.	Germination requires sunlight.

Bury soil

Scatter the seeds evenly on the soil, making sure they don't overlap, and then gently press the seeds and soil together with your fingers.

Post-germination management
Water gently with a sprayer after germination and during the early growth stages to avoid washing away the seedlings. Water thoroughly only when the soil surface is dry.

	Manage it in a sunny and well-ventilated place. Place it in a sunny, well-ventilated location. Direct sunlight can cause the soil to dry out easily, so water it frequently and check the soil moisture level.
	Keep 1 seedling (thinning). When the seedlings grow to about 2 cm tall, keep one strong seedling and remove the others.

Reasons for germination failure

Reason 1: Temperature

Germination temperature is 20-25°C. Have you been able to maintain this temperature?

Reason 2: Soil moisture (dryness)

If the soil moisture dries out, the seeds that were originally moist will become dry, and the germination rate will decrease.

Reason 3: Excessive soil moisture

If the soil is too wet, the seeds will not be able to breathe and will rot.

Reason 4: Individual differences in seeds

If the seeds are too old, the germination rate will be poor.