someone tell me these rings aren't a viral infection š i love my prickly pear, i really don't want to have to let it go..
someone tell me these rings aren't a viral infection š i love my prickly pear, i really don't want to have to let it go..
That⦠doesnāt look healthy or happy.
1 likeso... you don't know what it is either? š i've looked EVERYWHERE i have no idea what this could be š
1 likeLooks like maybe edema? Whatās your watering schedule been like lately? Or is there more humidity lately? Itās hard to tell from this photo, but the soil looks moist. May be shadow from the other pad, though. If it ends up being just a watering issue, hopefully itās been caught early enough to rebound. The plant still looks healthy otherwise. Itās not mushy, blackened, etc. The other possibility (that you donāt want) is cactus bugs. I canāt remember their technical name, but they drink the sap. Have you seen bugs on the plant? There should be sprays or soaps to help get rid of them.
1 likehaven't seen any bugs on it recently, but they did have cochineal when they were given to me. I had three paddles gifted to me by a friend about a month ago because the mother plant was far gone, i haven't watered yet, as i'm waiting for roots. the paddles are still firm and plump, so i'm pretty sure there's still hope.
0 likesjust looked up a few pictures, it looks *exactly* like overwatering edema. thank you so much LOLOL
1 likeInteresting⦠it sounds like you might have a fighting chance to get these guys to a recovered and healthy place! Fingers crossed š¤š»
1 likeI hope itās that simple!! Gotta keep us posted š
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