If your cactus is squishy, it has probably been watered too much and is rotting.
It would let excess water contact its roots causing the cactus to drown and die.
A cactus should be watered at least once a week. It can be watered two times a week if the soil is very dry.
Too much water. It has been watered too much and grew too fast.
If it is indoors it may be drying out by being too close to a radiator.
It depends upon the type of cactus, the season, and the environment. But generally, cactus plants grow better if they're watered less. Generally, they should be watered only when their soil is almost but not completely dry. That's during the growing season. During dormancy, they shouldn't be watered at all.Most plants don't like to be non stop waterlogged or wet. Overwatering damages plant tissue and encourages fungal problems such as stem base rot. Overwatering and waterlogging can be avoided by using a moisture meter, to tell when moisture is almost completely absent from soil. It's at that point that the cactus plant needs water, during the growing season.
Thirteen cactus plants can be watered once with a 4.2 liter capacity watering can. There are 4,200 milliliters in 4.2 liters. Thirteen plants use up 4,030 milliliters of water from the can. That leaves 170 milliliters, which won't meet the watering needs of cactus plant number 14. So it's at cactus plant number 14 that the gardener needs to refill the watering can.
Cacti will die if watered to much, it is best to water them when the soil has dried out completely. It is better to water less often than more.
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