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Random seedling
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StephOx
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Random seedling
Can anyone tell me what’s happening to this, and any ideas what it could be?
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Re: Random seedling
Some sort of Aloe?
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StephOx
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Re: Random seedling
It has really soft spikes if that helps?
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Tony R
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Re: Random seedling
An aporophyllum or epiphyllum?
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daniel82
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Re: Random seedling
I would've said a hylocereus, aerial roots aren't unusual. Is it really a seedling, or is it coming up from a pot that maybe had a grafted plant that died in it?
Re: Random seedling
I agree with Hylocereus undatus. I bought a Gymnocalycium mihanovichii that was grafted onto it and it died. I have been taking cuttings and starting new plants in case I want to try grafting. It is quite fast growing. It looks like it could use more light.
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StephOx
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Re: Random seedling
I had sown it a year ago from a random cactus mix from ebay (China type ‘rare’ cactus mix[emoji23]) it started off one then few months ago 3 more popped through and the first one flopped over and then recently the root type things appeared. What do I do with them? It was at the windowsill for a while but had to make room for other seedlings for a while.
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