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   kalli

   over 2 years ago

   sooo bad news no, he seems to be rotted on the bottom good news is that everyone who’s had a cat us has done this! including mwah. Next time you get a cactus just remember this, chunky soil mix, a good- well draining pot, and no potting soil, water once a month from the bottom

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   kalli

   over 2 years ago

   you also could cut it in half, leave the healthy part on the counter a couple days so it can callous over, and repot in a chunky soil. You can look up on tiktok “cactus propagation” and so many videos come up.

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     kalli

     over 2 years ago

     so i contradicted my statement but i cant prominse it’ll work

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     Abigail🪴

     over 2 years ago

     Aww thank you so much💛 It was definitely the potting soil I used last time I repotted, I think it holds too much moisture. I always bottom water my cacti so it can’t be that. I’ll definitely try the cut in half method, worth a shot!!

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     kalli

     over 2 years ago

     Maybe just add more perlite to the soil and you should be good, tiktok is my google, it’s nice to see how people explain how they care for certain species

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   Lana Layne 🌺🪴🪻🌵🌸

   over 2 years ago

   Yes I would cut the bottom part off… make sure the top part is completely green in the center after making that cut… it so let it callous for several weeks. Even a month no joke… needs to be completely calloused, I learned the hard way. Once it’s calloused you can plant in well draining soil mixed with pebbles. Honestly I’m trying to grow water roots on my cuttings because I want to plant mine in pon… because ALL of my cacti have either dry rotted or root rotted in soil. I’ve had zero luck with soil and cacti. Plus I’ve moved all my tropicals to pon. So far I’ve only been successful at getting one cactus cutting to grow water roots. It’s truly a whole process.

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