Boobie Cactus 101 Care | Myrtillocactus geometrizans Fukurokuryuzinboku

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@NoTisMeSweenPai 5 ай бұрын

Just love the 'All Naturale' pot used for this voluptuous cactus 😄Just totally adore the editing style, the calm music choice, the graphic options and the clear and beautiful representation of the cactus. Keen to see more unique and wonderful succulent and cacti care tips!

@lazygardens_ 4 ай бұрын

Thank you for all of the wonderful comments! We appreciate it. :)

@Prickly-Brew 8 ай бұрын

I just got confirmation on my glorp and grecas. Can’t wait

@Stormierweather Ай бұрын

I'm worried that my booby cactus is either rotting or has a fungal infection! What should I do if it's rotting? I already repotted it in cactus soil a few weeks ago but its still a little yellow and the bottom of the stem is mushy. Would it be best to chop and prop to save the top part of the plant? How would I tell if it has a funal infection and not rot? Any tips would be helpful!

@lazygardens_ Ай бұрын

If the stem looks like it's only getting darker brown and mushy then yes! The best thing to do is save as much as you can of the top. Make sure to let that end callus over before replanting, and water very, very sparingly. Since it's (almost) winter you should be reducing watering anyway, and it might be a while before you see roots/new growth form. Rot will be very dark brown and really mushy/soft, whereas fungal infections tend to be a lighter brown and spread out in a splotchy way (tends to be more around the areoles).

@Fuxzin 2 ай бұрын

So we bought a booby cactus that was the top soil had rocks super glued into a pot to become a magnet and but we wanted to grow it so now it’s root system is kind of not doing good. But the cactus itself is seems to be ok. Is it OK for me to cut off that bottom portion of the cactus and put it in like a rooting powder and replant? Will I’d reroote itself It’s only about 3 inches tall in total.

@lazygardens_ 2 ай бұрын

You can do that if you'd like! Just make sure to let the cut end completely dry out and form a callus (sort of like a scab) before planting it in well-draining soil. Then give it some time for roots to form before watering.