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Date Posted: 11:53:33 02/10/05 Thu
Author: Didge Rowe
Subject: Re: Hail damage to Cacti & Succulents
In reply to: David Johnson 's message, "Re: Hail damage to Cacti & Succulents" on 22:43:55 02/08/05 Tue

I guess like many of us I too have experienced a few bad hail storms. There are no hard and fast rules. Some plants will die, others may need to be tidied up but will recuperate. There is a danger of rot or disease to any damaged plant. Fortunately our gardens do recover but never perfectly. I have columnar cacti that have resprouted from broken stems. They are attractive but will never again be perfect specimens.
Regards Didge.

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