Refrigerator ice is hard water (carbon filter doesn’t remove minerals). Use frozen distilled water if you must, but terracotta + evening watering is better.
12-inch deep pot ideal. Always keep a tray underneath, but top-water when soil feels dry to the touch. Water until runoff. In summer, water daily; winter, much less. Never let sit in water long-term—root rot risk. Not a cactus: wilting = too dry. Learn to feel the soil.
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