The blooms have really extended out, further than the Silver arrows, which on those I've noticed a growth after the blooms. I should seriously start keeping growth inches charted.
That and I've noticed a seeming problem with another of my cacti ( which I can't remember the name right now. I'll have to look it up). Looks similar to stem rot so I will not water it until its blushing.

Blushing is a term I use for cactus for when it turns a redish purple color, meaning either it needs more water Such as the two pictures ( to the left and below) shown
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| From above with the Severe Burn |
| Severe Burns on the right |
I took round about pictures of the brain cactus. You can see the yellowing spots and one of the last pictures there a more brown spot where it had gotten frostbite this past winter. Poor cacti, but its all a learning process I'm sharing with you.
I've also noticed my baby cactus is loving the sun. Although I have to keep up with it more, spraying every few days as I notice it blushing.
Well back to tending to the prickly plants. (I might start a post every week instead of trying everyday.(
| Brain Cactus with Mild burns(left) Frost bite (right) |
The pictures are kind of out of sync to the text, but the editing with mobile pictures to pc text editing hasn't been yet refined on this site.
| Seedling Blushing (needs water) |
| Possible Stem Rot? |
| Stenocereus Pruinosus Possible Stem Rot |
| View from the other side |
| You can see the buds popping out |
I want to be able to help in any way I can through my posts. Please check out my other posts through out, I tend to post some about certain cacti in other listings, and even go back and edit.
There is just too much information!
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