Jagube
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I have 8 San Pedros in the ground; two of them were planted out recently (November?) and their root systems weren't that extensive at the time of planting.
The other day I noticed damage on one of the two recently planted ones.
The other 7 San Pedros are ok (including the other recently planted one), as are my single specimens of T. peruvianus and T. bridgesii.
We've had some frosts recently and I'm wondering if this could be frost damage? Why would it only have happened to one of the cacti and not the others?
It's basically shriveled at the top, and a couple of the topmost inches have turned light blue, in contrast to the bluish green further down.
This cactus has the weakest root system of all my cacti or isn't planted deep enough. It's kind of wobbly and moves when I push it with my finger.
The other day I noticed damage on one of the two recently planted ones.
The other 7 San Pedros are ok (including the other recently planted one), as are my single specimens of T. peruvianus and T. bridgesii.
We've had some frosts recently and I'm wondering if this could be frost damage? Why would it only have happened to one of the cacti and not the others?
It's basically shriveled at the top, and a couple of the topmost inches have turned light blue, in contrast to the bluish green further down.
This cactus has the weakest root system of all my cacti or isn't planted deep enough. It's kind of wobbly and moves when I push it with my finger.