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Saving a crested

6 years ago

Just got back to my apartment which I’ve been away from for a month 1/2 due to covid, and my crested myrtillocactus seems to have dried or rotted in its bottom half. I can’t tell but I’m pretty sure it’s because of the heat in here and no water. It has a lot of new growth at the top though. If I take it back to my other home tomorrow, where I’ll be staying full time for now, is there any chance I could repot and save it? Maybe if I planted it lower in a big pot so it’s fresher green areas can root down and the lower half that’s messed up now can just dry out under the soil? Or would that lead to more problems with rot?

Thanks for any tips on this, one of my favorite plants ;(

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