Replanting cactus

A cactus plant leaning and falling over is a sign of overwatering, underwatering, pest damage, root rot disease, or an oversized pot. Repot the succulent in a container that leaves only 2 inches of space on the sides, then water it when the top 2 inches of soil is dry to improve its strength.

If your cactus has little babies (cactus pups) growing around it, you can replant them to start a whole new cactus or use cuttings instead. Here's how.

There are many different kinds of cacti and several things you can do if your cactus has broken. Read on to learn more detailed instructions on how to regrow and fix your cactus.

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Whether you keep your cactus indoors or out, the general rule is to let the soil dry out completely before watering it again.

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Have you been putting off replanting that cactus? Let me show you how to do it, with no pokes!!

This article will teach you how to repot succulents the right way! I share all my tips so that your succulents will grow healthy whether you are repotting babies or full grown succulents!

Repotting a cactus can seem like a daunting task. But with a few precautions to protect you, and your cactus, it’s just as easy as repotting any other container plant.