A grower moving to Key West shares photos: N. 'Deroose Alata' fell 6 feet, losing a leaf and damaging the stem. P. moranensis is in winter rosette. Asks about recovery and watering during dormancy.
Repot, trim damaged leaves. If stem is badly damaged, cut it back—the plant will push new shoots from dormant nodes. It will recover in time for the move.
Both plants look healthy overall. The move to Key West (Zone 11) should suit them well.
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