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the inner flesh always settles, make your scalloped cuts on the stock a bit bigger/deeper
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no need for additional feed or water for the fruit, just care for them like normal
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split grafts are usually from overwatering cut back on the love to reduce splits
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My favorite williamsii graft has orange spots. Help please.
.dg replied to hostilis's topic in Cacti & Succulents
I'd keep it dry and in a dry space and it shouldn't get any worse. the spots will turn a dark color and stop spreading. but can turn black and grow in humid times. If i was in a humid space i'd dust w/sulfur if it gets worse -
yes, lophs are very susceptible to mites
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Leaf hopper, thats what we call them! apparently there are MANY insects called this. they eat plant sap here is some useful info on leafhoppers http://www.inhs.uiuc.edu/~dietrich/lfhFAQ.html
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Not sure what they are called, or if they bother cacti. But, they eat holes in my herb garden, so I give them a squash (if i can catch them)
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careful w/neem oil on the graft. oil can burn them if applied when the graft is if a sunny spot....
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Transplanted cactii now going soft (updated with pics)
.dg replied to OPP's topic in Cacti & Succulents
i've grown trichs for a decade in soil with lots of decaying plant matter/compost/humus etc, and not had issues. typically i see the mineral based soil advice for slow growing cacti, no? -
Best crops for survival gardening
.dg replied to nano's topic in Sustainable Technologies & Ethical Living
Awesome thread guys, how about garden items for trade, like tobacco -
i've also used oils many times w/o trouble. i'd move them to the shade- or put up shade cloth so the sun didn't burn them after seeing others' troubles w/oils i typically dont recommend them anymore
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didn't read the whole thread- but too much sun? if you are feeding them at all i doubt its nutrient related pics?
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regular and very thorough spraying of many products work for mites. i've used neem extract with success- your aza product contains the same active you must spray every couple of days for 7-10 days to get rid of all the adults and freshly hatching eggs pay careful attention to the underside of leaves and nooks and crannies the eggs can be hiding spray all surrounding surfaces and other plants- even if they dont seem to be affected. once gone/ mite prone plants can use a preventative spray every month or two
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overwatering is a good way to split grafts IME
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^ his azamax is neem extract. i've had good luck w/just neem extract in the past no bleach needed imo
