Lithops expert shares succulent care experience: quality matters more than quantity

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The so-called experts are basically greenhouse growers - they pollinate by hand in large areas, just jabbing randomly and pollinating all over the place. How is that like hobbyists, who pollinate one plant to one plant with a single brush? The truly good ones basically will never be sold to you! And the price is not cheap either. So a reminder to everyone: when buying seeds, it is still more reliable to buy from hobbyists who grow fine quality plants in small areas! This is purely my personal opinion and does not represent the majority. Everyone's eyes are sharp, so just use it as your own reference.

The so-called experts are basically greenhouse growers - they pollinate by hand in large areas, just jabbing randomly and pollinating all over the place. How is that like hobbyists, who pollinate one plant to one plant with a single brush? The truly good ones basically will never be sold to you! And the price is not cheap either. So a reminder to everyone: when buying seeds, it is still more reliable to buy from hobbyists who grow fine quality plants in small areas! This is purely my personal opinion and does not represent the majority. Everyone's eyes are sharp, so just use it as your own reference.

The so-called experts are basically greenhouse growers - they pollinate by hand in large areas, just jabbing randomly and pollinating all over the place. How is that like hobbyists, who pollinate one plant to one plant with a single brush? The truly good ones basically will never be sold to you! And the price is not cheap either. So a reminder to everyone: when buying seeds, it is still more reliable to buy from hobbyists who grow fine quality plants in small areas! This is purely my personal opinion and does not represent the majority. Everyone's eyes are sharp, so just use it as your own reference.

The so-called experts are basically greenhouse growers - they pollinate by hand in large areas, just jabbing randomly and pollinating all over the place. How is that like hobbyists, who pollinate one plant to one plant with a single brush? The truly good ones basically will never be sold to you! And the price is not cheap either. So a reminder to everyone: when buying seeds, it is still more reliable to buy from hobbyists who grow fine quality plants in small areas! This is purely my personal opinion and does not represent the majority. Everyone's eyes are sharp, so just use it as your own reference.

As shown in the picture! Lithops 'Ju' (Lithops julii) are plentiful on the market, but truly good ones are few. I hope to select fine-quality offspring! ~ A little something for fellow plant lovers. I took some photos of part of my Ju collection for everyone's reference. There are too many unscrupulous sellers on the market - buying garbage seeds wastes time and energy, and it hurts! I have suffered from this myself. The appearance differs greatly from the mother plant. This year I successfully produced some fine quality ones, and in a little while I will share a small portion with fellow plant lovers to benefit everyone! I cannot stand certain so-called experts selling poor-quality seeds.

As shown in the picture! Lithops 'Ju' (Lithops julii) are plentiful on the market, but truly good ones are few. I hope to select fine-quality offspring! ~ A little something for fellow plant lovers. I took some photos of part of my Ju collection for everyone's reference. There are too many unscrupulous sellers on the market - buying garbage seeds wastes time and energy, and it hurts! I have suffered from this myself. The appearance differs greatly from the mother plant. This year I successfully produced some fine quality ones, and in a little while I will share a small portion with fellow plant lovers to benefit everyone! I cannot stand certain so-called experts selling poor-quality seeds.

As shown in the picture! Lithops 'Ju' (Lithops julii) are plentiful on the market, but truly good ones are few. I hope to select fine-quality offspring! ~ A little something for fellow plant lovers. I took some photos of part of my Ju collection for everyone's reference. There are too many unscrupulous sellers on the market - buying garbage seeds wastes time and energy, and it hurts! I have suffered from this myself. The appearance differs greatly from the mother plant. This year I successfully produced some fine quality ones, and in a little while I will share a small portion with fellow plant lovers to benefit everyone! I cannot stand certain so-called experts selling poor-quality seeds.