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As long as it is not soft, replant it, wait a day, and water well. If your plant is in the northern hemisphere, this plant should have foliage now as it’s in its growing season.
I agree with Cactus, I would wash the dirt off the tuber, and I would pot it in a good fast draining mix, like 50% potting soil and 50% pumice or perlite.
For the future when these guys have vines and actively growing they need water as soon as the mix is dry. Especially when small like this. I’m sure the big guys can go awhile without water, but not the little dudes;).
cactusmcharris, interior BC Z4/5
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