
20-year plant, spring repot (10"→14", Schultz soil) → vigorous growth → then drooping new tips. Not light (3 skylights, vaulted). Not wrinkling (overwatering sign).
Transition from tight preferred pot to larger disturbed root function. Plant lived on stored stem water, not root uptake. Cacti/succulents often prefer crowded roots.
Not too late. Adaptation to new soil volume takes months. Patience + drought cycle = recovery.
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