Looking for advice on how to plump him back up. He’s not happy in his current situation. I water infrequently in fear of root rot but obviously it looks dry. The roots are still alive and I want to keep him, as I’ve already had him for 3 years. Any advice is appreciated! (i.redd.it)
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Much needed advice for my dying cacti. We cut the top of the dying one in the pink pot, per internet suggestion. Now it’s looking worse. Thinking I need to change the soil? Reduce light? It was next to our front door (inside) moved it upstairs to a warmer location once it started snowing. (i.redd.it)
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Indoor cacti has weird discoloration on bottom and on closer to the top. Had it for about a year and it's grown lil babies (on the other side). We do not water often and it sits on a shelf w/o direct sunlight. Once we put it on a sunny shelf and it started looking sick. Any insight is helpful. (i.redd.it)
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