by Skip CohenSeveral years ago, a five-foot-high Ceroid Cactus in my neighbor's backyard was knocked over during a hurricane. We knew nothing about growing a cactus, but decided to cut off the rotted ends and stick it in a pot.
by Skip CohenSeveral years ago, a five-foot-high Ceroid Cactus in my neighbor's backyard was knocked over during a hurricane.
We knew nothing about growing a cactus, but decided to cut off the rotted ends and stick it in a pot.
The main stalk didn't grow but it sprouted two arms.Last year it bloomed, but only one flower and for just a single day.
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by Skip CohenSeveral years ago, a five-foot-high Ceroid Cactus in my neighbor's backyard was knocked over during a hurricane. We knew nothing about growing a cactus, but decided to cut off the rotted ends and stick it in a pot. The main stalk didn't grow but it sprouted two arms.Last year it bloomed, but only one flower and for just a single day.
For at least three years it's just stood there.
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