Owner needs to move and repot a cactus with flat oval pads and irritating fine spines (glochids).
Photo would help confirm species (likely Opuntia).
Repotting a Large, Tipping Cactus: Pot Size and Soil
Moving a 6-Foot Prickly Pear: Pruning for Transport
Rotting Barrel Cactus: Low Survival Odds
Neoraimondia herzogiana: Natural Woody Trunk Formation Is Healthy
Tall Cactus Basal Rot: Thin Species = Cut and Root, Fat Species = Lost
Euphorbia Cold Damage: Fast Rot Spread, Basal Damage = Likely Loss
Top-Down Cactus Rot: Frost vs. Root Death, Euphorbia Exception
Ornamental Cactus Crown Rot: Surgical Removal and Cultural Correction
Saving a Large Potted Euphorbia from Black Rot
Eliminating Chemical Odor from Houseplant Soil
Fiddle Leaf Fig Brown Spots: Insect or Cultural?
Elephant Foot Plant (Beaucarnea recurvata): Care for a Rescued Ponytail Palm
Cactus Plants: Low-Maintenance Succulents for Dry Indoor Air
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