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Can I grow cactus in my raised bed on my terrace...

10 years ago

now and when it becomes cold tranfer them inside? Can I grow them collectively in one raised bed and still transfer them? How far apart should I plant each seed in between each other?the raised bed is 42 inches squared It's a fast growing cactus similar to san pedro, but not quite.

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noki
10 years ago
Well, what are you actually planning on growing?

It would probably be easiest to keep them in small clay pots, which you could stick in the area during the summer.
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