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Growing desert cacti in high humidity

 
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Does anyone have experience growing desert cacti in humid environments? I am moving from New Mexico to Florida soon and I'm concerned about the high humidity and root rot. I will be using a clay pot to mitigate water retention, fast-draining soil, and keeping it inside in the AC. This is a cactus that is native to the southwest & Mexico (abbreviations LW). Any recommendations are appreciated! Thank you
 
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Use more sand in the mix and try to keep them out of the rain.
 
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