What timing. Checked again today and my Bridgesii cuttings purchased in June finally took root. They suffered rot twice and had to be cut and calloused, again, before planting in a nearly 80% mineral substrate. They don't appreciate wet, at all. I was genuinely concerned for them, they're so beautiful.
@Szájer Gotcha, just making sure cause this video has absolutely nothing to do with cacti. If you ever need help though I love to talk shop. Feel free to email us at MallachtsPlants@gmail.com or you can always message me on Facebook: Tyler Ekstein. Be sure to join our awesome Facebook group too: facebook.com/groups/mallachtsplants :)
@@1neAdam12bridgesii can get use to it. I live on the gulf coast of mississippi with 90+ inches of rain and 90 percent humidity. Some of them have some scars. But others did fine no problem. A few had to be cut and replanted. And i use about 2/3 potting mix with 1/3 sand. So they can definitely get use to wet environments.
What timing.
Checked again today and my Bridgesii cuttings purchased in June finally took root. They suffered rot twice and had to be cut and calloused, again, before planting in a nearly 80% mineral substrate.
They don't appreciate wet, at all. I was genuinely concerned for them, they're so beautiful.
This video is more referring to tropical plants than cacti. Sorry about your luck there, bridgesii do tend to rot more than others
@@mallachtsplants
Yeah, dude, I know. I was just sharing, but watevs.
@Szájer Gotcha, just making sure cause this video has absolutely nothing to do with cacti. If you ever need help though I love to talk shop. Feel free to email us at MallachtsPlants@gmail.com or you can always message me on Facebook: Tyler Ekstein. Be sure to join our awesome Facebook group too: facebook.com/groups/mallachtsplants :)
@@1neAdam12bridgesii can get use to it. I live on the gulf coast of mississippi with 90+ inches of rain and 90 percent humidity. Some of them have some scars. But others did fine no problem. A few had to be cut and replanted. And i use about 2/3 potting mix with 1/3 sand. So they can definitely get use to wet environments.
@@brianfitch5469
Huh. No kidding.
How big of containers you have them in?
I've seen folks who have 10tall Trichocereus in 9" plastic pots. 🤯