I am so impressed by your dedication and knowledge when it comes to growing succulents. It's amazing to see the seeds you sowed last year sprouting so well, even without the traditional methods of covering and fungicide spraying. Your approach of misting them daily and leaving them exposed to air and ventilation seems to be working perfectly! I also admire your commitment to using soil from the mountain, which has the correct pH balance for their growth.
It's unfortunate that the weather conditions have been difficult for the past few years, but you've clearly been very careful and diligent in protecting your plants from rot. Your knowledge and experience with surgical methods to save plants like the Euphorbia gorgonis is also commendable.
I can tell that you truly care about your plants, and it's heartwarming to see how you choose to deal with caterpillars and snails. Your love for nature is inspiring, and I can't wait to see how your Pterodiscus and Dioscoreae seeds turn out. Keep up the fantastic work!
RE: Sowing seeds, excessive summer rains and the succulent garden