
Blackened, eaten base + failed paste treatment = advanced infestation. Plant is fading fast.
If roots form, plant establishes in pot, then can go in ground. Original plant likely lost, but genetics preserved.
Yellowing Base on a Mexican Fencepost Cactus (Pachycereus marginatus)
Basal Rot in Mystery Cactus: Photo Needed for Species-Specific Rescue
Barrel Cactus Rotting from Top Down After Moving Indoors: Can It Be Saved?
Leaning Saguaro Near Irrigated Lawn: Root Rot and Professional Move
Opuntia Base Corking vs. Rot: The Pencil Test
Tall Cactus Basal Rot: Thin Species = Cut and Root, Fat Species = Lost
Euphorbia Cold Damage: Fast Rot Spread, Basal Damage = Likely Loss
Saving a Rotting Candelabra Cactus by Propagating a Healthy Arm
Indoor Cacti Cooked by Arizona Sun
Aging Senita Cactus and Prickly Pear Decline: Natural Senescence vs. Environmental Stress
Moon Cactus Scion Death: Rootstock Takes Over with Jungle Cactus Traits
Moon Cactus Rootstock Rot: Scion Regraft Only Option, Myrtillocactus Best Rootstock
Barrel Cactus Basal Rot: Water-Retentive Soil Killed It, Porous Mix Required
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