The cactus you sent me a while back are doing their thing! I planted them a few days after I recieved them and one of the three has sprouted a new pad. I am hoping the other two will start to multiply soon also. Thanks again Ed...
-Ian
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Ed....check it out...
iananderson02
Mar 30, 2005 02:56 PM
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EJ
Mar 30, 2005 05:32 PM
hopefully you can get it outside in the summer and it will really take off.
I started with one pad from a friend and now I have enough to send out and feed.
They grow like weeds here.
You're very welcome.
>>The cactus you sent me a while back are doing their thing! I planted them a few days after I recieved them and one of the three has sprouted a new pad. I am hoping the other two will start to multiply soon also. Thanks again Ed...
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>>-Ian
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Ed @ Tortoise Keepers
Trying to keep the fun in Chelonian care
StephenNYC
Mar 31, 2005 08:37 AM
Nice. I'm lucky enough to live upstairs from a Mexican Deli. They always carry cactus pads. My Hermann's loves them.
ecoman
Apr 01, 2005 11:05 AM
...looks like root rot' s begin to form around da base...hope yer not over water them with all that vermic/perlite in that pot and hope Ed sents you enough surplus...
>>The cactus you sent me a while back are doing their thing! I planted them a few days after I recieved them and one of the three has sprouted a new pad. I am hoping the other two will start to multiply soon also. Thanks again Ed...
>>
>>-Ian
>>
iananderson02
Apr 02, 2005 01:18 PM
The discoloring at the bottom of the plants doesn't appear to be rot at all. I have had problems with other cactus rotting when overwatered. I have been very careful with these and am having good results!
-Ian
ecoman
Apr 05, 2005 04:31 AM
...and nopales is one of them...
>>I have been very careful with these and am having good results!
>>
>>-Ian
