Moon cactus is two plants grafted together: colorful top (mutant Gymnocalycium) on green rootstock (Hylocereus). The top cannot survive alone—it lacks chlorophyll. If the top detaches, it must be re-grafted.
Enjoy your first cactus! It's a perfect beginner plant.
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