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Nov 1, 2014 8:47 PM CST
Name: tarev
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Agree with Planto.

If you really want to truly test if it is still has some life there..try to make a slice at the lower end, if you do not see any fresh part there, then it is truly gone, I do not see any green at all in your cacti.

Typically you should see something like this when you slice it..kind of like a cucumber flesh, so it is still alive and salvageable, allowing the cut portion to dry and scab over, it will grow new roots there:
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Otherwise, brittle and dry..dead cacti.

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