Hi, my San Pedro got this spot. Its looking fine but it was a litle black spot and it got a litle bigger

ElieEstephane wrote: ↑Tue Nov 26, 2019 9:06 pm Well it's not normal but it's not harmful to the plant at all. I've seen that happen a few times with trichocereus species. Is that T. peruvianus?

ok, thanx. I'm not sure if its T. peruvianus, i think its San Pedro, but i did have seed from both so maybe.

Hi, is this normal? The cacti looks okey and grow, but some of the roots comming out looks a litle strange?

If i should take it off, cut it or just break it off? Is there any chance that there would be a new on the old cacti

It was not root bound, i did give it a new pot and its healty and fine, it looks crazy but thats ok

This cacti is in a window and i forgot to turn it so it has been in the same direction for 2-3 months and they grow out where its shadow, i see that thats may be the "problem". But since its normal that they do that its ok.

jfabiao wrote:Trichocereus bridgesii do this often.

ok, but should i do something or just let them grow? Its 1-1,5" down to the soil from where they grow out.

Could it be roots?

Hi, what in the h*** is this? It looks strange.

Would this cacti bend against the light like other plants? I have some that are bended, but i think its bending away from the light?

What should i do to get them bigger/thicker at the bottom? Light from the side and turn them around? Today they are under HPS 200W, they will move out to the greenhouse in 2-3 weeks.

ok, thanx for info

Before I asked in here and was informed that it was corking and not rotten i did cut of the top of one of my cacti, the top is growing fine, but the part that I did believed was rotten is now looking like this. Should i do something or let it grow? Take it off and plant it? http://i.imgur.com/0aJleX...

ok, the skin is like cardboard/paper, its not soft, but i dont know if its soft inside, its hard to tell.