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Jun 17, 2016 7:19 PM CST
Name: Carol H. Sandt
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Today I bought a small offshoot (is that the right term?) from the following plant and wonder if someone can identify it:

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The parent plant has extremely sharp spines. The Amish greenhouse owner, who could not identify the plant, has had it for about a year, and this is the second offshoot it has produced during that time.

I have planted the offshoot in a two-inch pot containing equal volumes of moistened cactus/succulent potting mix and perlite, and the part of the offshoot where tiny roots appear to be forming is about 1/2 inch deep. It is sited in a east/southeast-facing window with bright sunlight.

Does this planting scenario sound hopeful or do I need to modify it?

Thank you for helping to identify this plant and/or sharing your expertise about growing it.

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