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17. Nah. I think that giant was about 150 years old.

Wed Dec 4, 2024, 09:38 PM

Dec 4

If I was inclined to grow one, I would start with seeds from fruit that falls on the ground.

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The end of a giant: [View all] Ptah Oct 2024 OP

What a shame! montanacowboy Oct 2024 #1

We had a big one in our yard that we lost right at the beginning of COVID AZSkiffyGeek Oct 2024 #2

We lost a big one about the same time... mike_c Oct 2024 #4

Something I wondered when we had ours chopped up AZSkiffyGeek Oct 2024 #3

Yes! Yes! My neighbor cut the tips off healthy young marybourg Oct 2024 #11

A shame to see it cut. duncang Oct 2024 #5

Yes, it was falling apart. Ptah Oct 2024 #6

Now people will wonder "Why is there a funny notch in that wall?" AZ8theist Oct 2024 #9

It can take 50-70, sometimes 100 years to grow the first arm... AZ8theist Oct 2024 #8

Those fan-topped ones are so cool! AZSkiffyGeek Oct 2024 #10

It is sad when the saguaros in our neighborhood ChazII Oct 2024 #12

... Kali Oct 2024 #13

There are still some other giants in my neighborhood: Ptah Nov 20 #15

did you save a piece to regrow? BlueWaveNeverEnd Dec 4 #16

Nah. I think that giant was about 150 years old. Ptah Dec 4 #17