
Overwatering. Period. The "cacti need lots of water" myth kills more plants than anything. They store water; excess causes root fungi → wrinkled stems, discoloration, arm weakness, clear fluid leakage.
Depends on rot extent. Precautions now prevent recurrence. The clear fluid from spines is cellular breakdown—tissue death.
Hard love: dryness is life for these plants.
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