My cereus was in a really warm room for 3 years, doing good and flowering once or twice a year. I moved it recently to another ho

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use in a larger space less warm but still around 72 degrees and most leaves are pinkish red and seem to dry out. It’s on a south window but doesn’t get direct light, more like strong indirect light. Is it dying ?

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Answer 1

Your plant apparently didn't take well to the change, but it's hard to say from here whether it's dying. I would give it a diluted, light dose of houseplant food and maybe a bit more warmth, if possible. You can summer it outdoors if it's warmer outside.

If any of the leaves look healthy, you can propagate a new plant.

https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/ornamental/cacti-succulents/night-blooming-cereus/night-blooming-cereus.htm