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02-22-2010, 10:43 AM	#1
DAND	Lost clipings found and still alive Last July some friends and I were bug hunting in Florida and during the trip I took a few segments from cactus I came across and place the three in a deli cup. Unknowingly the cup fell behind a rack of mine and close to 6 months later I found them. I was surprised to see that they weren't totally raisins and I potted them in hopes of bringing them back. Well it seems that my teachings from my Grandmother were not lost and they are doing well and growing. Today I just removed the toothpicks I had supporting them and here they are....

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