Hello, I just joined today so I thought I would make my introduction with this graft. This I
Was one of the first grafts I did while I was waiting for my seedlings to get big enough. It's a loph caespitosa. Since i had no seedlings I had to impale graft one of my offshoots. It appeared to start t get some dry rot which has stopped but now the new growth is strange colors. So any ideas as to why it's like this? It's not sun burn so I'm at a loss.
What's going on here? Graft wise
What's going on here? Graft wise
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Re: What's going on here? Graft wise
Always happens when a graft is growing fast
Young professional amateur in Schlumbergera and Rhipsalidopsis growing and hybridizing
Re: What's going on here? Graft wise
Oh so the new offshoots will revert back to green eventually? well that kinda stinks.
Re: What's going on here? Graft wise
Yes, they will go green after the initial growth is slowing, unless you have grafted a variegated caespitosa
Young professional amateur in Schlumbergera and Rhipsalidopsis growing and hybridizing
Re: What's going on here? Graft wise
Does anyone know if this is variegated? Or just growing fast like my graft so it just appears strange colors temporarily? I would like to get one but would hate for it to turn green.
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Re: What's going on here? Graft wise
If grown in bright conditions it will be that color, but it might be a lot greener if grown in shade. Indeed variegated
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