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Jay

The variegated side of my cactus (Gymnocalycium friedrechii variegata) is growing more than the non variegated side? I’ve been noticing it for a couple of years, but it had a growth spurt this summer and is a lot more noticeable. Everything I’ve read says that the opposite of this should happen (green bits should grow more, since the variegated side isn’t actually photosynthesising). He’s very healthy, full sun, and I always rotate my cacti 90 degrees every day, so it’s not a light inequality thing. Anyone got an explanation? Or is my guy just a little funky 😂.

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  1. Skyrider

    Whatever the answer, that is one gorgeous cactus!

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  2. MK

    Beautiful 🤩

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  3. ABagel

    Maybe the days that the green side is toward the window, it happens to be more overcast in the past year?

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  4. TKBaha

    Mine is doing the same thing!

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