9-year-old Christmas cacti (Schlumbergera) naturally develop woody, brittle bases. This isn't fatal but indicates maturity.
Cuttings showing same symptoms = cultural issue, not genetic. Fix the mother plant's conditions.
These live decades with correct care—adjust and it will rebound.
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