White haze + black/brown rot. Could be cactus or Euphorbia. Treatment differs.
Email to gregandkat@msn.com. Fertilizer (7 drops) may have burned roots if overapplied.
ID first – Euphorbia sap changes everything.
Cactus Identification: Ferocactus and Echinopsis Hybrids
Black Beetles Destroying Blue Agaves: Agave Snout Weevil, Treat with Borer Pesticide
Identifying 5 Cacti from Drawings: Coral, Cereus, Moon, Fishhook Barrel, Unknown Tall
Saguaro Turning Black Inside: Fatal Rot from Cold or Water
Identified: Austrocylindropuntia subulata cristata – Weak Stems Normal
Large Cactus Arm Rot: Base Rot Spreads Up, Cut Above, New Soil Essential
Frost-Damaged Aloe Xeriscape: Leave Dead Tissue as Insulation, Bulbine Likely Lost
Saving a Large Rotting Euphorbia trigona
Rehabilitating a 15-Year-Neglected Pilosocereus azureus with Etiolation and Corking
Cactus Yellow, Branch Exploded Empty: Rot, Don't Sunburn It
Cat Ate Cactus Top, Now Yellow/Soft: Cut Top, But Rest Rotting—Likely Dead
Identifying a Large Hanging Cactus with Red Flowers
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