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Hi, I just wanted some opinions on if my seedlings are large enough to be separated(giveaway maybe ). I don’t want any more to be choked out.

as long as you're careful, you should be able to seperate them, they look really close together. you could keep it like that and loose a few plants but you'll get a tangly mess of leaves that some people like the look of

Have this same issue with some bainskloof seedlings. Decided to go for it on my next day off to try to save the ones being blocked off. Nice cluster though, I might be in that minority that likes that look lol. Thing would look crazy in the future

Think that's a cool idea. When my capensis get bigger I may give a couple of them away. I have like 35 of them (provided they survive).

I've separated dews, mostly Capes, smaller than that and had good results. If you can keep a bit of the media around the roots it will help minimize shock and maximize survival.
You got this.

On a side note, how long did it take for your Burmannii to get in the game and grow? My seeds have sprouted about 3 plants but they've stayed about a couple millimeters for weeks. I'm possibly doing something wrong here lol. I have them under a humidity dome. My older Burmannii's are growing nicely in the same conditions.

Apollyon wrote: ↑Wed Aug 12, 2020 9:15 pm On a side note, how long did it take for your Burmannii to get in the game and grow? My seeds have sprouted about 3 plants but they've stayed about a couple millimeters for weeks. I'm possibly doing something wrong here lol. I have them under a humidity dome. My older Burmannii's are growing nicely in the same conditions.

With Burmannii, feed 'em. Some just need a little bug juice to kick start their growth.

Apollyon wrote: ↑Wed Aug 12, 2020 9:15 pm On a side note, how long did it take for your Burmannii to get in the game and grow? My seeds have sprouted about 3 plants but they've stayed about a couple millimeters for weeks. I'm possibly doing something wrong here lol. I have them under a humidity dome. My older Burmannii's are growing nicely in the same conditions.

Maybe 1-1.5 months to pick up the pace. I got a ton of seeds and they were in a big clump so I just scattered some food on top of the soldiers destined to destroy any bugs that landed on their leaves.