Teens temperatures caused severe damage: shriveled main stalk, yellowing arms (rot), one fallen arm. Act now despite winter dormancy.
If any arm is completely healthy, remove it, callous, and pot indoors as backup.
Central Texas winters are brutal on columnar cacti. This aggressive approach offers the best survival chance.
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Black Tip Rot on a Tall Columnar Cactus
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Pruning a Too-Tall Barrel Cactus: Can You Cut the Top Off?
Saving a Punctured Totem Pole Cactus: Surgical Resection and Propagation
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Large Cactus with Dry Brown Spot: Replanting Risks Shock; Cut Below Spot If Spreads
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