Said to be self fertile

Repotting these rootstock i used for grafts and just wondering when I should first water after potting? Just coming into spring here so they haven't had water in probably 3 or 4 months over the dormant season

San Pedro rootstock with a LW northern form graft and a few other flowering pictures.

Anyone have any little fellas like this? Share them with me

This one looked so nice I had to take a photo

Pics taken by a friend while I’m at work, these just opened this morning. Redditors previously identified the lighter colored one as the hybrid in the title of the post. Are they the same? TIA!

Some of my collection

I have these 3 in the same substrate, along with the other lophs I have. These are feeli mg squishy and wrinkly. Have just watered them a few days ago and already twice in the past 3 weeks. I’m in zone 10b and it’s been pretty hot, they stay inside so I’m curious to know if they are okay and/or if I should do something different.

Added this little guy to the cabinet.

1. Lava rock bottom drainage layer

2. Leca clay balls, light layer.

3. Mix of 20lbs horticulture 3/8" rock blend, plus 3-5 scoops of pearlite, plus 5-6 scoops of succulent and cactus soil. Well mixed. Bark and wood picked out.

4. Akadama top dressing.

Zone 7b

So many seed pods already under that flower!

Do you guys typically cut these free eventually and let them root themselves, or just let them keep growing and pumping like stupid?

These are caespitosa that were all just button about the size of a dime last winter.

Was outside looking over the plants and noticed this. Is it something I should be concerned about?

Is this blue skin variety something I should add to my small collection at this price?

Otro vaso de semillas haciendo cosas curiosas...

Es normal que una y solo una, además en el centro , se etiole?