Normally how long does it take for a prickly pear cactus cutting to produce roots?
It's standing on its own now so I'm kind of comfortable with it but I'd like an idea if anyone knows.

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Normally how long does it take for a prickly pear cactus cutting to produce roots?
It's standing on its own now so I'm kind of comfortable with it but I'd like an idea  if anyone knows.

@GreenThumbSC · Answer

I would say about 3-4 weeks. I wouldn't water your cactus at all until then.

@Linx · Answer

Most cactus cuttings take about a month to grow roots, but it may take longer for some 😊

If you have him in a warm windowsill, preferably not in direct sunlight, water him liberally, and the roots should form sooner rather than later ☺️🍃 
Good luck 👍

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