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Date Posted: 20:31:11 10/08/02 Tue
Author: Michael
Subject: Advice required on San Pedro

I have a Trichocereus pachanoi which was given to me about two years ago. When I got it, it had scale, so I bought some pyrethrum to spray it. Unknown to me the pyrethrum contained hydrocarbons and as a result the waxy coating was stripped and the San Pedro got sunburned.It is now growing quite well above the scarred area, but I am wondering if i should cut off the healthy top part and re-root it, as the damaged section is not developing at the same rate as the new growth. I dont want it to become top heavy and break.
Any advice would be appreciated.

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