HIS/HIG: This modest little garden is just about ready to head outside for about 4 months. I really expected the top cut to do the best over the winter, but the mid-cut at the rear left is the obvious alpha of the bunch. i never had spines like that on the original cac. will the top cut always etiolate as it adjusts or did i do something to harsh it somehow? By September i expect to re-chop both of the larger mid-cut pups and the top cut again. At that point, i may need a bigger tent, but i will try to go with smaller pots for the new cuts and get through one more winter. Oh, Question…What’s going on with the darker coloration in the grooves? it doesn’t seem diseased but i know little-to-nothing scientific about these beauties…to me, they are just family, like my cats. tyia for any tips.
by janigerada
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Looking great!
The darker green along the grooves looks like maybe the farina tends to run off there if you are applying additives by pouring water over them.
Or if they are all the same genetics, it might just be unique to this cut.