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            I have a seedling that has gotten root rot and am wondering if it's possible that it will survive if I cut the rot out. Probably will basically have to cut the seedling in half. Rifle attached the following image(s):   18582375112_e1a778faa4_o.jpg (2,125kb) downloaded 112 time(s).She's real. She's got red lips. | 
            
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            probably not make it if you cut.let it dry out and hope for the best, or cut in half and graft onto another cacti
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            Yeah I'd graft the top half asap. | 
            		    
		
            
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            Just in case you need a lead, check out pereskiopsis spathulata.  Great grafting stock for small cacti.  + ---- +  ---- +  ---- +  ---- +  ---- +  ---- +  ---- +  ---- DMT Nexus Research  ---- +  ---- +  ---- +  ---- +  ---- +  ---- +  ---- +  ---- + | 
		    
		
            
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            Man, that moved quick. It was very clearly totally infected by this morning. Happy birthday to me   She's real. She's got red lips. | 
            		    
		
            
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            sorry man it happens to the best of us even if i cut it it would have mostly died anyway since it was way to small and infected at such a young age what i like to do is start seeds in sand and use a 50/50 mix of home mixed soil mix dirt from the ground outside and fox farms soil and add a perlite so it can dry out faster but for seedlings i use Reptile sand from pet store so it will dry out faster. its what works for me man best of luck!!!   "PSYCHEDELIC DRUGS DON'T CHANGE YOU- THEY DON'T CHANGE YOUR CHARACTER-UNLESS YOU WANT TO BE CHANGED THEY ENABLE CHANGE THEY CAN'T IMPOSE IT...."-ALEXANDER SHULGIN
 
 
 
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            Happy Birthday, Rifle!! Do you have any more seedlings/seeds? Can't have you lose your only one, on your b-day no less, so let me know if not.    Forge a Path with Heart <3 | 
            		    
		
            
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            Thanks Continuum! That little seedling was my one and only. It was sort of an impulse buy. Pretty much as soon as I saw it was a goner I decided I should seek out some seeds and get a whole clutch going. Haven't looked into sourcing the seeds yet, so if any benevolent beings happened to gift me such knowledge, that'd be a blessing... She's real. She's got red lips. | 
		    
		
            
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            Yes! Another budding growing enthusiast!    Forge a Path with Heart <3 | 
            		    
		
            
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            plant alot of seeds, and play around with your environment and soil etc until you find what works for youdont be discouraged by one seedling's death
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            So far the death of the seedling has probably gotten me MORE into growing trichocereus cacti, than if it had lived. She's real. She's got red lips. |