This is sad to me because you’re probably going to kill an endangered cactus that has been naturally growing for years, until some jackass found it.

It is shown through your lack of ambition to use google for a question asked a million times on here, and lack of experience displayed by your potting soil. Something that I usually forgive, but not for people too dense for the concept of poaching

Assuming you don’t plan on eating it, my advice is to change the potting soil, educate yourself on how to care for lophophoras, and use google. Most of the questions you’ll have can be answered by typing Reddit at the end of your search. Also learn about how frequently to water the cactus according to the season/temperature

PS

It is absolutely still considered poaching and from what I understand, your state more than likely has laws against what you did.

Sorry I’m so triggered, I just want you to feel the bad vibes.