Newly acquired pencil cactus (Euphorbia tirucalli) should not be repotted immediately. Most are sold in properly sized pots; repotting adds stress during acclimation. The fine root system needs quick drying—larger pots retain moisture too long, risking rot.
For aesthetics, double-pot: place the nursery pot inside a decorative cachepot. This avoids root disturbance.
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