That soil looks wet and water retaining. This can kill the plant. Iwould change the soil

In my view, pot is too large, soil is too water retentive as well. Would place it in a sunny location for best growth.

Christopher

I do put it in a bay window with east west and south facing windows. Also, i just watered it after leaving the soil dry out. The soil is a cacti/succulent mix with additional perlite added and it drains very well.

I agree with the advise given above...the soil is too water retentive. If it were mine I would prune it hard. Of course its up to you if you want to do that...it should re-grow leaves in several weeks/months... Good luck!

Here's one I hard pruned...

2 1/2 months later...note the fast draining mix I use...

Gosh Pug,

Wow, such beautiful new growth, looks super healthy too! Great work.

Fandog:

Most commercial cacti/succulent mixes are far too organic, with too much peat. Increasing the perlite concentration immensely can only benefit the plant.

The more full sun, the better. South facing window works best for me. Outside for the summer would be ideal, of course.

Christopher.

It was pruned right before i got it. Is it ok to prune again and if so, any suggestions?

Christopher,

Whats the recipe for the fast draining mix you use?

The soil is too water retaining as said at the top. As healthy as the soil probally is it retains water too long. This leads to root rot and leaves drooping and falling. Sorry if I sound too harsh as I often do behing the big screen!
:-)

Fandog, I don't have a specific recipe for my planting media, unlike many here. More often than not, I improvise with what I have on hand. Many use the gritty mix, which is discussed often on the forums. Others use prepared potting soils amended with equal amounts of perlite...There are too many possibilities to list.

Christopher

Thanks PG!...that was taken a few years ago (in the winter) my Hummel turns all green here most of the warm/hot months :o(