Saving Lophophora
Saving Lophophora
Hi Guys, I received a plant just right now. During the transport, I guess it got a bit beaten up. There are some soft areas on some of the pups. So, I immediately washed it thoroughly, cleaned the roots and applied some systemic fungicide on affected areas. I will let it dry for couple of days under fan. Any tips to revive it so that the damage doesn't spread much and it remains healthy?
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Re: Saving Lophophora
Keep it dry for some time and it will be fine. Even with moderate sunshine, just upright. I hope it is not very humid now in your place.
BTW, what kind of fungicide you are using there? I can not find anything in form of powder here, everything is declared as dangerous, harmful, non-green here and hidden from hobby users in retail stores. I'm not looking for tons or bag of 50 kg but small package of 50 - 500 g.
BTW, what kind of fungicide you are using there? I can not find anything in form of powder here, everything is declared as dangerous, harmful, non-green here and hidden from hobby users in retail stores. I'm not looking for tons or bag of 50 kg but small package of 50 - 500 g.
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Re: Saving Lophophora
Thanks George! I have kept it under fan, it's humid outside but inside room it's in 50-60s. Let's hope I can save it.7george wrote: ↑Thu Sep 09, 2021 2:08 pm Keep it dry for some time and it will be fine. Even with moderate sunshine, just upright. I hope it is not very humid now in your place.
BTW, what kind of fungicide you are using there? I can not find anything in form of powder here, everything is declared as dangerous, harmful, non-green here and hidden from hobby users in retail stores. I'm not looking for tons or bag of 50 kg but small package of 50 - 500 g.
I am in India and the most popular fungicide here is UPL SAAF (mix of Carbendazim and Mancozeb). Here is the link:
UPL SAAF (Carbendazim 12% and Mancozeb 63% WP) Fungicide 1 kg https://www.amazon.in/dp/B082HWZZ26/ref ... Y63TNXSKYG
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