Arms on an unidentified cactus are yellowing/blackening; dried ones removed but spread continues. Plant moved to sunnier spot.
Arms don't die independently unless the mother plant has a problem (rot, vascular issue, root failure). Need details: mother plant condition, arm texture (dry vs. mushy), close-up of spines for ID.
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