Just got this white ghost and I am looking for some care advice. Any tips will help! Also, I am assuming he’s tilted do lack of sun at some point. Will he ever straighten out? Thank you in advance😊
Just got this white ghost and I am looking for some care advice. Any tips will help! Also, I am assuming he’s tilted do lack of sun at some point. Will he ever straighten out? Thank you in advance😊
man i love this thing — i hope it never changes, he’s groovin’!! in reality its shape will change over time with growth & depending on light. you’re just along for the ride now
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He really is! Thank you so much😊
0 LikesHey! Sorry if this seems really obvious 🙈 but I have lots of cacti and I find whatever way the sun is they tend to lean toward, so if there is a main source of light (window, grow light etc.) face it the opposite way and then the plant will overtime lean the opposite direction (to get closer to the sun) and eventually straighten out! That’s what helped my cacti anyway, used to have the same problem. Hope that helps!
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No I appreciate the advice! Thank you very much!
0 LikesNo problem! 😁
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Lactea ghost is very slow growing. They are sensitive to water but watering thoroughly is equally important, just make sure it is completely dry before then. According to the app, I water mine every 21 days which I feel is a good amount of time for it in my conditions. They prefer direct sun but I have mine growing solely underneath Sansi and Barrina grow lights. Most of my euphoria tend to show significant growth from early June. The bending may be due to over or under watering + lighting. I suspect by the wrinkling that yours is dehydrated and was under watered. This can take time to correct and “sometimes” requires sizing down your pot or switching to a non porous pot but I don’t suggest doing anything drastic. I would just let it be and observe and go with your gut.
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Wow! This was incredibly informative. I also was working under the assumption that he has been underwatered. Thank you so much!
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For sure, I’m happy to help. They just require lots of patience and special attention until you get it down. I would love to see its progress 💚
0 LikesWhat are you using as the “soil”?
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Foxfarm with additional perilite and clay pellets on top to prevent pests
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