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  1. KittyParty

    Cutting old growth soft/thin

    Thanks for the reply ballz. You are probably right about some not being planted fast enough and they became dehydrated. I hope you're right that they will fatten up and become healthy. One with the soft old growth but not too thin is a pretty nice sized cut I believe is a legitimate psycho it's a beauty. Some of the sellers must have cut and had them sitting longer back than others because a lot of the cuts were sitting in a box for a couple month and I bought them all at the same time while I waiting for warm weather. Like I said some are doing great while others are acting as I have said earlier.
  2. Hi corrobee. I was able to obtain some nice genetics of south american columner succulents over a few months. All have started rooting and are in full sun. Starter them in a sunny window for a month. Jealous of you Australians you all seem to have the best genetics. None the less I was able to procure some good ones. Anyway, my question about my cuttings is this. While most are doing well, there are a few that the old growth is either thin and weak looking and or soft, although not showing rot or any disease. The new growth is firm and healthy feeling. Has anyone dealt with this? Will this effect their life in the long run? Any suggestions or comments? I guess that's all for now, thanks!
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