Advice on propagation for bunny ears need. There is a new ear growing directly behind the tallest bunny head and I think Iβd like to start another bunny so the new growth can come in tall and straight. Thoughts?β¦

My #Tumbles dropped a pad when I had repotted him, and just out of curiosity, I literally placed the little cactus pad in soil and just let it settle! I placed it under a grow light after 3 weeks on a East windowsill with 5-6 hours of sunlight, and look at it now!
I water it every 2 weeks and it started to sprout little buds! Just be patient, but propagating #BunnyEarsCactus is the EASIEST thing to do! Just make sure your soil has excellent drainage to avoid any rot!
Good luck and happy growing! π€π΅π
-Expert π at propagating Bunny Ear π΅π€
I water it every 2 weeks and it started to sprout little buds! Just be patient, but propagating #BunnyEarsCactus is the EASIEST thing to do! Just make sure your soil has excellent drainage to avoid any rot!
Good luck and happy growing! π€π΅π
-Expert π at propagating Bunny Ear π΅π€
I think that would be great! Just try doing some research on products for propagating cacti. Iβve never had a bunny ear cactus and You donβt know if you can cut them and put them straight in dirt or if you need a product. A quick Google search will help you find products in you need them. Hope this helps! π°
My research found that they break off pretty easily and propagate like other cuttings. In the wild, they break off when brushed by animals and just start regrowing pretty easy. I guess Iβm wanting more feedback from someone whoβs done this and wondering if now is the best time or should I wait until the new growth is coming in?
@WickedValkyrie π I know
@kscape so cute! Thx!
@WickedValkyrie i did it! Fingers crossed π€ thx
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