Cactus with no roots
9 years ago
I purchased this cactus from a green house about 2 months ago and didn't get around to reporting it I noticed some white marks on top I thought it was getting sunburned so I decided I would repot and move it but when I took it out I noticed it doesn't have any roots assuming it wasn't rooted when I bought it the problem is I was watering it so should I cut it off again on the bottom and let it re calluse over or did I kill it
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