Diane had a 4-inch pot with 5 cacti for 10 months. Burro's tail sprouted and she potted the fallen leaves. Another plant sent up a shoot, leaned, and collapsed. She suspected root rot from overwatering and asked about replanting survivors.
Greg agreed rot was likely from excess water. Mixed pots often combine incompatible species. He advised repotting the healthy plants into separate containers with fast-draining soil to prevent fungal spread.
Identifying and Rehabilitating Etiolated Barrel and Opuntia Cacti
Mealybug Infestation on Cactus: Identification and Emergency Response
Why Cactus Flowers Close So Fast: Water Conservation
Saguaro Age: No Rings, Estimated Growth Rates
Growing Cacti in an Office With Only Artificial Light
Bark Peeling on Young Weeping Cherry: Normal Maturation
Assessing Cold Damage on a Mature Indoor Palm After Overnight Exposure: Patience Over Watering
Identifying a Cold-Hardy Opuntia in Alberta
First Aid for Cactus Damaged by Pets
Aloe Identification: Aloe ferox vs. Aloe ciliaris
Frozen Grafted Cacti: Mushy Base Means They're Gone
Miniature Cactus Shoot Fell Off: May Regrow Elsewhere; Mail-Order Sources Listed
Pasture Cactus Eradication: Digging Only Reliable Method
Watering Cacti and Succulents in Hot California Climates: Shade Adjustments
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