Let the broken piece callus 3–7 days. For faster multiples, remove individual leaves, callus 2 days, then lay on cactus mix topped with sharp sand (builder's sand or horticultural grit). Water sparingly; no humidity dome needed. Rooting hormone optional.
Use commercial cactus soil or 2 parts potting soil + 1 part perlite/pumice + 1 part sharp sand. Sharp sand improves drainage and prevents rot.
Expect new plantlets in a few weeks.
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