I have no clue what these are. They do flower on rare occasions and have a tendency to sprawl. I'd like to cut them back to manageable proportions and get rid of the sickly looking parts, but I don't want to kill them.
Nightblooming Cereusrhodielady_47June 4 2011, 06:37:16 UTC
I think you should cut it way back when you repot it--as in maybe ten inches tall. The cut-off bits should root quite easily so you shouldn't worry about losing your plant. Most cactus need a bit of fertilizer in the spring and summer and they need a winter dormancy season before they can flower again. I think you should do some reading about this plant. There seems to be a lot of internet sites about it so perhaps you should start with wikipedia's entry. Hope this helps. :)
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Personally, I'd cut back all the dead bits and root the rest. It does get ungainly!
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sadly there is NO WAY it would grow in my zone (5/6)
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I think you should do some reading about this plant. There seems to be a lot of internet sites about it so perhaps you should start with wikipedia's entry.
Hope this helps.
:)
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