6-foot "cactus" bending, drying, blackening = Euphorbia (milky sap). Light move didn't help.
Sap ranges from irritant to deadly by species. Treat all as hazardous. Wash skin immediately.
Rot from overwatering/cold, not low light. Euphorbias need bright light but rot kills faster.
Rescuing a Stress-Damaged Columnar Cactus After Relocation
Propagating a Broken Euphorbia: Callousing and Re-rooting Protocol
Prickly Pear Pad Propagation: Yellowing Top on Rooted Cutting
Castle Cactus Corking: Normal Healing, Not Disease
Grafting Tiny Echinopsis Seedling After Rot
Identifying and Treating Cochineal Scale on Prickly Pear Cactus
Identifying a Sentimental Cereus tetragonus "Fairy Castle"
Milky White Sap on Skin: Euphorbia Latex, See Doctor for Irritation
Red Moon Cactus Appendage Resting on Pot: Cut, Callus 1 Week, Replant
Frozen Golden Barrel: Remove Dead Tissue After Frost Danger Passes
Escobaria emskoetteriana Care: Light, Water, and Rot Prevention
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