A mature potted Golden Barrel has 3 pups mid-body. Removal won't harm the mother. Cut with sterilized knife; separate any roots gently. Dust both cuts with fungicide. Callous days to weeks. Rootless pups: set on 1:1 perlite/peat, partial shade, NO water—mist occasionally. Rooted pups: pot shallow, water very gradually. Mother: don't water until cuts callous. Scars minimal. Rooting takes months—new growth signals success. Patience required.
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