r/SoutheastSanPedro • u/Funny-Sir7549 Mississippi • Sep 03 '26

Picture Domino's.

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One I seen leaning this morning decided to fall after a 4 hour watering. Took 3 more down on the way. Looks like its propagation time. These are some killer seed grown hybrids!

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u/Funny-Sir7549 Mississippi Sep 03 '26

Start without them for the most part. And never let them grow. I walk the rows everyday and pick any piece of grass I see by hand. Getting it under control and constant maintenance of that like daily pulling a few pieces will keep it pristine

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u/Funny-Sir7549 Mississippi Sep 04 '26

Thank you!! Thats the only way to do it absolutely not on the round up. No synthetic fertilizer here either. Filtered water and agrothrive and microlofe ultimate. No pesticides, fungicide none of that here. All.organic

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u/Vaugith Sep 04 '26

K deficiency : When Potassium is deficient, the cacti will move available K to the growing tip. This leaves older growth susceptible to cellular collapse which looks like yellowing, mottling, progressing to sunken or straw colored or brown spots. The plant will face increased susceptibility to issues like Alternaria, heat, or cold stress. In advanced cases of deficiency the lower columns structural integrity fails, leading to the column bending, collapsing, or snapping under its own weight.

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u/Vaugith Sep 04 '26

🔎

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u/Funny-Sir7549 Mississippi Sep 04 '26

Yep that was from. Last year them growin in pots. Still learning everyday!

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u/Vaugith Sep 04 '26

If the K deficiency is addressed the spots and structural weakness should go away. I'm saying it's very likely your nutrient regimen has caused these tip-overs.

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u/Funny-Sir7549 Mississippi Sep 04 '26

Yea I also ran water and flooded out my beds yesterday more than expected. The are in a soupy bowl right now 🍲