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My pachanoi spines
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are turning burnt red!!!

Is this normal, I imagine the sunlight is causing this.

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Re: My pachanoi spines [Re: Kon-nect-id]
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Usually spines don't burn.

Is it the ones that are just emerging from the apical meristem?

Usually the new spines are a different color than older spines.


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Re: My pachanoi spines [Re: Cactusdan]
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they're all rusty looking red on the 9 I have in the sun.

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Re: My pachanoi spines [Re: Cactusdan]
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Cactusdan said:
Is it the ones that are just emerging from the apical meristem?

Usually the new spines are a different color than older spines.



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Re: My pachanoi spines [Re: Cactusdan]
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No, ALL the spines

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Re: My pachanoi spines [Re: Kon-nect-id]
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I wouldn't worry.

What is the skin/stem color like?

As long as it's a nice dark green, I wouldn't worry.


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Re: My pachanoi spines [Re: Cactusdan]
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For the most part dark green(a miniscule amount of sunburn, but one like I said kind of melted and he's doing fine), the bridgesii are a bit brighter...I took them from shade and then immediately introduced them to full sunlight when they grew tiny root hairs.

I'm amazed at how many of my cuttings got 2 pups!

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