Ariocarpus Seeds is an interesting group of slow-growing cacti that are native to Mexico and Texas. The strange plants are much in demand among collectors due to their rock-like appearance and lovely flowers. While they can be difficult to grow, Ariocarpus grown from seed can be a highly rewarding experience. If you give them the proper conditions and a bit of patience, it is not so hard to raise these exotic cacti at home.

Number of Seeds	10 seeds
Temperature	Above 30C
Blooming Month	April To Dec
Sowing month	Feb to Oct
Sun	Full sun except may june

Begin by buying fresh, good-quality seeds from a trusted supplier. Not-so-fresh seeds can have poor germination, so search for newly harvested ones. Because Ariocarpus seeds are very small, handle them with care to prevent loss.

Use mineral-based well-draining potting soil mix. Mix pumice, sifted potting mix, and fine sand. Do not use organic materials such as peat, which holds too much water. Sterilize the soil by oven drying at 180°F (82°C) for approximately 30 minutes. This will kill insects and fungal infection.

Water the soil lightly before planting. Plant the very tiny seeds thinly on the surface and do not cover them. Give a loose dust sand or crushed stone covering to hold them in place. Cover the pot with a clear cover or plastic wrap so that the air is kept humid.

Ariocarpus seeds require heat and humidity to germinate. Keep the temperature between 75-85°F (24-29°C). Provide indirect light or a 12-14 hour grow light cycle. Keep the humidity high but have air flow present to avoid mold.

Seeds usually germinate in two to six weeks. Once they have emerged, gradually open up ventilation by lifting the cover slightly. Water with shower without disturbing seedling. Avoid overwatering, as this will rot them.

Six to twelve months later, seedlings are more established and can now be potted into separate pots. use well drained soil mix. Maintain the strong, indirect light as well as regulated watering. Ariocarpus cacti are slow growers, so just wait patiently. A few years should be visible growth.

The topic plants need decreasing amounts of water as they mature. Let the soil dry out completely between waterings. In winter months, cut back on watering even more since the plants are in their resting period. Water lightly during growing season with weak cactus fertilizer.

Seeds may be cultivated with braizing but it takes time, but the pleasure that these cacti flower due to your efforts makes all the effort worthwhile. Taking proper care of them, one day you will be rewarded with lovely starry flowers. If it is your first time or not, growing Ariocarpus is a thrilling experience.