Neena's top-heavy cactus (with leaves on stems) pulled its roots out during a move. Now it leans, stalks curved, "lost spines."
Leaves = Euphorbia (not cactus). Curving tops = insufficient light. Move shock exacerbated it.
Aesthetics drive the decision; plant will survive either way.
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