Euphorbia with cut thorns, glued gravel top dressing. Not ideal, but survivable.
Bottom soak: Set pot in bowl of water 10–15 minutes until soil surface damp. Drain thoroughly. Repeat only when soil dry at bottom (check via drainage hole).
The plant will outlive the glue.
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