Cactus soil (sandy, alkaline, fast-draining) is fine for most houseplants but problematic for acid-lovers like African violets. If your plant isn't an African violet or other acid-requiring species, it will likely thrive.
Identify the plant. If it's a general foliage plant, leave it. If it's an African violet, gesneriad, or other acid-lover, repot into appropriate mix.
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