Dude you’re gonna lose them. Bring then inside please 😅
amazeDastonishMenT
Got too many inside already
StereoIsoman
This is horrifying and that’s coming from a northerner. Great glamour shot though!
Healthy_Ad_9053
Those that care about the well-being of their plants don’t leave them in the ice. Therefore… there are no pictures we have to offer of cactus dying due to neglect.
I dont understand the humor in destroying these.
Literally all you had to do to save that cactus on the porch – throw a tarp over it with red cups on the tips.
With tips covered theyre fine down to 27/28. What are temps for you?
peanutbutterpie55
If they’re staying outside you have a better chance of them living if you leave the snow on it actually will insulate them a bit from the outside temps.
Snow finally melted enough to see the “cold hardy” Grandi hybrids I planted outside last summer. Some of them look ok, some are very squishy. Got down to -10 here in Ohio but they had a foot of snow on them. We’ll see what happens. My opuntia always look like hell after the winter but bounce back no problem in spring
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Good luck
Put a styrofoam cup on your tips mate.👌
Dude you’re gonna lose them. Bring then inside please 😅
Got too many inside already
This is horrifying and that’s coming from a northerner. Great glamour shot though!
Those that care about the well-being of their plants don’t leave them in the ice. Therefore… there are no pictures we have to offer of cactus dying due to neglect.
I dont understand the humor in destroying these.
Literally all you had to do to save that cactus on the porch – throw a tarp over it with red cups on the tips.
Best of luck brother, it happens
https://preview.redd.it/gjxja1fry3kg1.jpeg?width=2827&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=3f8772507f380a16958095908200c9cb362df0c7
With tips covered theyre fine down to 27/28. What are temps for you?
If they’re staying outside you have a better chance of them living if you leave the snow on it actually will insulate them a bit from the outside temps.
https://preview.redd.it/4u35iv3h34kg1.jpeg?width=4284&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c2554c21850135167222338078e8d3939aa1e7b3
Snow finally melted enough to see the “cold hardy” Grandi hybrids I planted outside last summer. Some of them look ok, some are very squishy. Got down to -10 here in Ohio but they had a foot of snow on them. We’ll see what happens. My opuntia always look like hell after the winter but bounce back no problem in spring