A 5-foot Pilosocereus pachycladus fell in high wind; each stem split 4–6 inches down from the top. No pieces broke off.
Scars will remain but plant can survive. Fungicide helps prevent rot entry.
Black Tip Rot on a Tall Columnar Cactus
Rescuing a Massive 6-Foot Euphorbia: Division, Repotting, and Outdoor Summering
Peruvian Apple Cactus Decline After Move and Cold
Reviving an Overwatered Opuntia: Step-by-Step Recovery
Normal vs. Abnormal Fuzzy Growth on Melocactus and Vatricania
Identifying and Treating Cochineal Scale on Prickly Pear Cacti
Spider Mites on Desk Cactus: Non-Chemical Control for Office Settings
Sunburn Scars on Cereus and Opuntia
Re-rooting a Sunburned, Top-Heavy Mexican Fencepost Cactus
Barrel Cactus Shriveling at Apex
Managing a Broken Tip on Tall Columnar Cactus: Healing vs. Removal Decision
Top Rot on Small Cactus: Cut, Callus, and Prevent Recurrence
Columnar Cactus Top Rot in Low Light: Cold Damage Likely, Photo for ID Needed
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