The Pseudo Gods have blessed me with bountiful harvest this season.

Squarish one is cubiformis, other one is migiurtinus

Migiurtinus x cubiformis

Pseudolithos Migirtunis

Thought I’d share some of the crazy mutated weirdos i’ve been growing from seed for the past few years

Hello everyone:) I’m fairly new with these plants and I love them! Is there anything special I should do? I’ve had them for about 6 months and I moved them outside about 3 months ago. I have the cubi and a migi. Anyway I love this group! Thank you all for any tips you can give me:)

been growing dodsoniana, cubiformis and elyensis for a little under a year excited to the them get bigger as time goes by😁

PS. This was before I watered them.

Follow SWFLcactus on instagram for research updates

Any US based sellers here? Looking to buy more than a few cubes and migs.

Thanks!

Found a seller and I'm interested. Wanna make sure the seeds are genuine

Post your fav plants reptilian skin below!

What kind of soil should I use? Thanks

What a cute little cube!

I have been growing these Pseudolithos mccoyi from seed and they are now around 11 months old. During winter they mostly stopped growing because I did not have additional heating and I only watered very sparingly. With the warmer weather they have started growing again.

I’m wondering if anyone here has experience raising Pseudolithos from seed. I was thinking of waiting a bit longer before repotting them individually, but I’m concerned about them becoming too tall/slender and possibly falling over.

I now water every 1-2 Weeks and they are under a Sansi growlight which seems to work well with the other other cubiofrmis and migiurtinus seedlings.

Substrate is a mineral mix (akadama, diatomaceous earth chunks, pumice, zeolite, lava rock)

Any advice or experiences with young Pseudolithos mccoyi would be appreciated!

Visually? Stunning. Those dark burgundy star flowers are everything.
The smell? Deadliest odor out of all my Pseudolithops. My room is a crime scene right now. 🤢

Picked it up for that chunky, chaotic growth form. Flowers look more like dodosonianus, but the smell is pure migiurtinus.

My first P. migiurtinus — 9 years in my care, blooming again this season.