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Amun




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PostSubject: San Pedro Rescue   San Pedro Rescue EmptySat Apr 14, 2012 12:33 pm

I have had these 2 san pedros for about 2 years. They have not been well looked after.San Pedro Rescue Img_0111
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I was planning re-pot them into larger pots, also to cut the skinny sections off and to repot them.

About 2 weeks ago the one in the first picture stared getting blotches on the skinny section, it got worse and spread leaving behind what looks like sunburn.
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That dark spot has been there for a while now, before the current problem, not sure what it is.



This same cactus has these little black guys on it

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They have been there for ages, and appear to be coming out of the soil. I have never been able to find out what they are.



So I basically want to know how to proceed, back to a healthy cactus Smile





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PostSubject: Re: San Pedro Rescue   San Pedro Rescue EmptyMon Apr 16, 2012 10:28 am

Hmm, never seen those before. Have you tried putting anything on them yet, like Neem or Confidor?
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PostSubject: Re: San Pedro Rescue   San Pedro Rescue EmptyMon Apr 16, 2012 1:48 pm

Looks like some black rot that has healed up. I wouldn't worry too much about it besides the aesthetic damage the plant should recover easily. Those black things can simply be brushed off, I believe they are seeds, possibly from a weed ??
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PostSubject: Re: San Pedro Rescue   San Pedro Rescue EmptyMon Apr 16, 2012 6:52 pm

Yeah I have sprayed them with some yates pest killer but to no avail.

I have brushed the balck guys off lots of times but they always return.

I am most concerned about the yellowing lumps in the 3rd photo, its loosks nasty.

Would you recommend re-potting them, cleaning them up and possibly removing the skinny parts? or would it be best to leave for now and re-pot after its healthy again?

The pots they are in currently are way too small and I fear the soil is half the problem.
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PostSubject: Re: San Pedro Rescue   San Pedro Rescue EmptyMon Apr 16, 2012 6:57 pm

Yes I would re-pot as they are, this should fix most of the issues. Just go easy on the water for a while.
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