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#29077 May 9th, 2005 at 03:29 AM
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I was given 2 christmas cactus in November. When I got them they looked very healthy and were very big. Since then they have lost a lot of leaves and are very wilty. They do have some spider web looking things in them. Does anyone know if there are any spiders that live in these? If not do you have any suggestions?
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#29078 May 9th, 2005 at 06:24 AM
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wavey Welcome Johnny v to our little nutty corner corner of www. I am not an expert on your cactus but spiders do live around them as well as other plants. Find out what type spider and call a local botonist if you can. I have one as well as a cactus cutting from my mothers cactus. I have them in big (2qt) clay pots I throw a little water at them every week or two about half cup each. Had them inside all winter they are now on my porch have not seen anything going bad with them. I would almost bet yours has been over watered or somehow roots may have gotten root rot check that out.
Again welcome to the forum. grinnnn
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#29079 May 9th, 2005 at 05:17 PM
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Well--how about spider mites???? Duh They are so tiny that you can't see them, but they spin webs and the leaves can become bleached out, discolored and start falling off.....


Most houseplant problems seem to be tied in with overwatering too.....


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