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Unrooted san pedro, pupping?
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My unrooted san pedro is pupping?! Is that normal??

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Re: Unrooted san pedro, pupping? [Re: distgre1]
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i wouldn't call it abnormal, the cactus is still alive when its taking time to callous over properly/grow roots.

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Re: Unrooted san pedro, pupping? [Re: weiliiiiiii]
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shouldn't its energy be going to make roots? and not pups?

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Re: Unrooted san pedro, pupping? [Re: distgre1]
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im sure it'll root, make a log out of it.:grin:

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Re: Unrooted san pedro, pupping? [Re: distgre1]
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distgre1 said:
shouldn't its energy be going to make roots? and not pups?

If its putting out pups then its doing what it wants to do, respect this sacred cactus and the decisions it makes and it will reward you beyond belief :bowdown:  :sanpedro:

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Re: Unrooted san pedro, pupping? [Re: distgre1]
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yeah, it's perfectly normal for cuttings to keep on growing even if they don't have roots.
that said, some do and some don't :shrug:


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