Step 1: Let It Dry First. When you receive your cutting, don’t plant it immediately. Place it in a dry, shady spot for at least 7-14 days, though it may take longer. The most important thing is to ensure the cut end has fully calloused before plantin
Step 1: Inspect Your Plant. A little stress after shipping is normal. Small marks will heal over time. If there is significant damage, refer to our Happiness Guarantee Policy. Step 2: Select the Right Soil. Use well-draining soil with sand, perlite,
1. Wrinkling or Shrinking. This usually means your cactus needs more water. Give it a deep watering and monitor for improvement. 2. Yellowing or Soft Spots. Overwatering can cause rot. Stop watering and allow the soil to dry completely. 3. Sunburn (B