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minus-square@yokonzo@lemmy.worldOPlinkfedilinkEnglish4•5 months agoAlmost makes you wonder if you can do it with other plants, I bet you could make some cool succulent art like this
minus-square@Concave1142@lemmy.worldlinkfedilinkEnglish3•5 months agoCouple of months ago I saw a YouTube video of someone doing a Willow tree limb fence by putting them in the ground at 45 degree angles and weaving them together. It looked awesome.
minus-square@barefoot_j@lemmy.worldlinkfedilinkEnglish1•5 months agoYou can graft pretty much any cactus to any other cactus. It’s pretty common to graft a slow growing cactus to the roots of a fast growing cactus to make it grow much faster.
Almost makes you wonder if you can do it with other plants, I bet you could make some cool succulent art like this
We need a weed tree of 40 strains.
Couple of months ago I saw a YouTube video of someone doing a Willow tree limb fence by putting them in the ground at 45 degree angles and weaving them together. It looked awesome.
You can graft pretty much any cactus to any other cactus.
It’s pretty common to graft a slow growing cactus to the roots of a fast growing cactus to make it grow much faster.