
The grafted top of coral cacti is typically fan-shaped with colors including pink and white variations. As long as the top isn't shriveled, dried up, or soft and mushy, the plant is healthy. Image searches confirm many look similar.
This is a low-maintenance plant requiring bright light. Minimal growth is normal—stable appearance indicates proper care.
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