vixintrex
Rising Star
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what is that stuff they graft the little strawberry cactus to at walmart?
a cluster of peyote, 55 heads. they zoom out from a nexus buried deep within atop a stock of said material
having come a long way the stock has seen better times. some rigid core retains a semblance of life. the flesh, however, is flabby and thin. at the bottom, little shaven roots of xylem ring the dry, wilted, skinny graft stock.
recommendations are welcome.
would one perhaps suspend this dry and empty graft above a container of water, just barely dipping the bottom of the stock into the water and hoping for rejuvination?
if one were to graft such a piece to a pachanoi
ah, and this pachanoi, less than a meter tall, has suffered such severe etiolation that to imagine cutting it back at any length would produce various diameters with which to mate to the graft
to graft pachanoi directly to lophophorae would prove very diffcult, being so many heads twisting about one another in so many different ways. why, one could even imagine it would be best to cut back some of the heads to even so access the inner matrix, as I would imagine the various xylems of the numerous polyps to be arranged in so many different directions that to find a point where they would converge into a single nexus to be very difficult indeed.
otherwise, perhaps a stump of grafting material could provide a medulla with which to attach to the pachanoi, though the health of this grafting material seems dubitable.
from here I leave off to my fellow people here at the forum to ask me questions further or to even so prompt me to post pixxx
what is that stuff they graft the little strawberry cactus to at walmart?
a cluster of peyote, 55 heads. they zoom out from a nexus buried deep within atop a stock of said material
having come a long way the stock has seen better times. some rigid core retains a semblance of life. the flesh, however, is flabby and thin. at the bottom, little shaven roots of xylem ring the dry, wilted, skinny graft stock.
recommendations are welcome.
would one perhaps suspend this dry and empty graft above a container of water, just barely dipping the bottom of the stock into the water and hoping for rejuvination?
if one were to graft such a piece to a pachanoi
ah, and this pachanoi, less than a meter tall, has suffered such severe etiolation that to imagine cutting it back at any length would produce various diameters with which to mate to the graft
to graft pachanoi directly to lophophorae would prove very diffcult, being so many heads twisting about one another in so many different ways. why, one could even imagine it would be best to cut back some of the heads to even so access the inner matrix, as I would imagine the various xylems of the numerous polyps to be arranged in so many different directions that to find a point where they would converge into a single nexus to be very difficult indeed.
otherwise, perhaps a stump of grafting material could provide a medulla with which to attach to the pachanoi, though the health of this grafting material seems dubitable.
from here I leave off to my fellow people here at the forum to ask me questions further or to even so prompt me to post pixxx