Small Cactus Variety Cacti Cactus Seed Garden Kit 100 Seeds Included Great Gift!

Discover the joy of cultivating a captivating collection of small cacti with our Small Cactus Variety Cactus Seed Kit. This comprehensive kit provides everything you need to embark on a rewarding cactus-growing journey, allowing you to nurture and enjoy an assortment of small-sized cacti.

This kit will include seeds of various types, including: Gymnocalycium, Mammillarias, Notocactus, Rebutia, Lobivia, Blossfeldia, Frailea, Melocactus and others.

Key Features

Diverse Small Cactus Varieties: Our seed kit includes 100 seeds of small cactus varieties, offering a delightful assortment for your cactus garden. Each seed holds the potential to grow into a unique small cactus, adding charm and character to your collection.

Petite Size, Big Impact: These small cacti are perfect for those seeking plants that fit perfectly into compact spaces. With sizes typically under 12 inches tall, these cacti can easily adorn windowsills, shelves, or any area in need of a touch of natural beauty.

Excellent gift for plant lovers of all ages: With all necessary items included, this is a great way to give a unique plant experience to a plant lover you know. They will get to watch these tiny seeds develop into tiny cacti, and then into large cacti that can later be planted into bigger pots and planters.

Clustered Growth: Watch as your small cactus garden takes shape with the formation of charming clusters of cacti. These groupings add an intriguing visual element to your collection and create a captivating display of nature’s artistry.

Complete Seed Kit: The kit includes 100 small cactus variety seeds, ensuring an abundant supply for your cactus-growing endeavors. Alongside the seeds, you’ll find a detailed instruction sheet, providing guidance on germination, care, and nurturing your small cacti.

What our cactus seed kit includes:

• Takeaway Tek Container
• Seeds in a Small Vial/Container
• Small Spray Bottle
• Small Shovel for Planting
• Disinfecting Wipes
• Toothpicks
• Packet of Soil
• Small Packet of Worm Castings
• Instruction Manual

Versatile Indoor or Outdoor Beauty: These small cacti thrive both indoors and outdoors, making them a versatile choice for any space. Whether you wish to enhance your indoor oasis or create a striking display in your outdoor garden, these small cacti are sure to bring joy and natural charm.

Begin your journey into the world of small cacti today. Order our Small Cactus Variety Cactus Seed Kit and unlock the wonders of cultivating your very own collection of petite-sized cacti.

Instructions:

Step One: Empty your soil packet into the Takeaway Tek container. Fill the spray bottle with non-tap water (a water bottle’s contents would be fine) and mist the soil until thoroughly moist.

Step Two: Microwave the Takeaway Tek container without the lid on with thoroughly dampened soil for 30 seconds on high or 1 minute on medium to disinfect the soil. Allow to thoroughly cool before handling again. Meanwhile, disinfect the shovel and the lid using one or more wipes as needed.

Step Three: Carefully remove container from microwave. Sprinkle the contents of the Worm castings on top of the soil, then use the shovel to gently mix in the worm castings. Mist the soil again to ensure it is moist – not soaking wet, but clearly moist.

Step Four: Sprinkle the contents of the seed container on top of the soil, and try to evenly distribute the seeds across the surface.

Step Five: Place the lid on top of the container and press tight to close it.

Step Six: Place the kit in a window sill with low or partial light. Carefully monitor the container each day over the next several weeks to ensure it does not dry out. You should see mist or fog forming on the inside of the lid – that is fine. This means the moisture inside the container is staying put and will continue to give the seeds the moisture they need to grow.

Step Seven: Over the course of several weeks, you will start to see the seeds growing. Allow them to grow until they reach an inch tall. At that point, you can transplant them into other containers or pots. If you start to see any mold forming (such as a small white mold that may sometimes form on the soil if not properly sterilized), then take the unopened toothpicks, disinfect them with a wipe, and very, very gently remove the mold. Be careful not to knock over any existing cactus seedlings.