So we had a storm yesterday, which overturned a Lophophores williamsii & threw out a lot of its soil.
Today I took it in to replenish the soil & was thinking of giving it an especially deep pot for tap-roots.
But I think I won't do that -- I will just refill very, very carefully some morsels of pumice.
Do you see those two tiny balls in the foreground...? Doesn't it look as if it had sown to baby Peyotls?
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The cactus is flowering half of the time since Febraury & I had seen pink fruit more than once.
When I started writing, I just wanted to introduce those baby Peyotls -- I am so stunned.
But now I start to think: How the heck shall I get those babies all through winter? Usually I do not water that plant from October to March! Wouldn't that kill the babies...?! -- What would you propose, how would you proceed?
Thanks,
Nachtkrabb
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