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can any of this blue Myrtle cactus be saved? I am not that familiar with grafting and I’m wondering if that might be my only choice? I keep cutting, but there is still a slight brown tint in the vascular tissue. Can anyone direct me to what to do in this situation?? thank you! kit
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can any of this blue Myrtle cactus be saved? I am not that familiar with grafting and I’m wondering if that might be my only choice? I keep cutting, but there is still a slight brown tint in the vascular tissue. Can anyone direct me to what to do in this situation?? thank you! kit


can any of this blue Myrtle cactus be saved? I am not that familiar with grafting and I’m wondering if that might be my only choice? I keep cutting, but there is still a slight brown tint in the vascular tissue. Can anyone direct me to what to do in this situation?? thank you! kit

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4 Comments

  1. lopsewn

    following, i’ve noticed a couple cacti have more yellow in their core

  2. Fizzy_Fizzure

    Is that brown tint even rot? Did you notice the base getting mushy (not squishy)?

  3. Deathed_Potato

    Throw sulphur on the big pieces. Let sit for two weeks. Throw on top of dry dirt or perlite wait three weeks. Spray with spray bottle till misted. Repeat as needed once a week

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