Ty, matey! I love to watch them grow, and the photo you saw was this morning. As the day went on, more are germinating. It's all good, Mate! Suzi

Unfortunately, Flying Dragon seeds do not have a high level of germinating predominantly true clonally. Flying Dragon as a cultivar always has very zigzag stems and strongly curved thorns, it is an easy way (without a DNA test) of selecting predominantly true clonally Flying Dragon seedlings, while discarding those which are obviously, and definitely genetically different. The seedlings that grow taller with straighter stems and straight thorns are not Flying Dragon. Traditionally about 40 to 50 percent of Flying Dragon seeds do not produce true clonal Fling Dragon cultivars. To obtain true Flying Dragon trees one must plant the seeds, let them grow to approximately 12 to 16 inches then discard the seedlings that do not possess the correct genetic characteristics.

I like your thinking, but unfortunately they can hibernate when the temp drops below 65 ... And they can withstand freezing temperatures through this hibernation... It is a fact that they can hibernate for 1 year and there is serious evidence that they can hibernate longer... Things only get worse as the temperature gets hotter... Mites thrive in temperatures over 80 degrees... They multiply at an unbelievable rate as temperatures pass 80 degrees...

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