The seedling rerooting experiment

[Driller64]

While I was repotting some seedlings from a cactus seed mix I sowed around last Christmas (I will probably sow more mixed cactus seeds since I have a pack of them sitting around), I realized I ran out of soil. Not wanting to waste the remaining seedlings, I had no choice but to remove the seedlings roots. Now before you write me off as a deranged mass murderer of cacti, I used my cactus identification skills to try and identify the ones that would root and which ones wouldn't. I believe I did a good job. Below you will see the cuttings. The ones in the upper righthand corner are Cereus peruvianus monstrose cuttings I took today. The one in in the lower righthand corner is a Clestiocactus cutting. I will also include the list of species listed on the envelope which I grew these seedlings from so you can do some guesswork as to what seedlings these are.

Also on a side note, this post was originally going to be a little more detailed but when I went to upload images the ipad I'm typing this on said the connection was lost, forcing me to start over again. Has anyone else had this problem?

[KittieKAT]

Yes that happens to Me sometimes so if I'm writing something long i copy it before i add pictures incase that happens in times i didn't copy the text, sometimes i can press the " back" button or previous page button...whatever it's called and when i do that my text is still filled into the space. Try that next time it happens and if it doesn't start copying the post before hand like i do now., the seedlings look fine to me btw, Goodluck with them.