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San Pedro, in the fridge..
    #621817 - 04/28/02 11:12 PM (21 years, 7 months ago)

I cut two 4 ft. San Pedros 4 inches above the dirt.
I wrapped them in a towl, drove them home.
they are currently in the fridge!

I want to transplant the top portion... how do i go about doing this?
the cacti have been in the fridge for around 30 hours.
been too busy to deal with them... am i too late?

I have pots ,and cactus potting soil...
both stalks are about 3-4 inches thick, and 3ft. long.
would i be wrong to cut off the top 6 inches of both, and place them directly into a pot of cactus soil?

-seril

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Re: San Pedro, in the fridge.. [Re: Seril]
    #621887 - 04/29/02 12:30 AM (21 years, 7 months ago)

Update:
I made a cut 5 inches from the top of each cacti.
the remaining couple feet have cuts on both ends, and will be consumed next weekend ^_^~

the 5 inch "top pieces" are currently wrapped in a towl, and are being stored in a cool, dark closet. i will wait several days, or until the ends of the cacti coderize and shrivle up a tad, they will then be soaked in a rooting solution and inserted 3 inches deep into a pot of cactus soil...

how does this sound?
information was obtained here:
http://users.lycaeum.org/~iamklaus/grow.htm


-seril


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Re: San Pedro, in the fridge.. [Re: Seril]
    #622058 - 04/29/02 08:13 AM (21 years, 7 months ago)

They should be ok. San Pedro can take some fairly cold temp, but I would not store any cacti in the fridge.

Propagation by cutting
After cutting, keep the pottion that you want to root out of direct light on a shelf (not refigerated) until a callous forms on the cut end. This can take a couple of weeks. When calloused, plant in damp but well drained soil and put in indirect sunlight and roots should start forming in a couple of weeks. Water every two to three weeks. Once activly growing, the cactus can be moved outside to help optimize growing.


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Re: San Pedro, in the fridge.. [Re: Seril]
    #625603 - 05/03/02 09:59 AM (21 years, 7 months ago)

Take your SP out the Fridge, sparing the mescaline is okee but killing your cacti, hmmm.


Take a look at http://www.xs4all.nl/~knehnav/sanpedro.htm

The loger the cutting is the quicker the rooting goes and the quicker the growth will be in the first year or two...

Good luck

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