Not sure if this belongs here, but if anyone has any advice on helping these pups thrive I’d be thrilled to hear it!

Break up the root ball as much as you can, plant it in cactus soil in a container with drainage, and after a few days, give it a deep water so that water runs out of the drain hole.

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Description: I've had (what I believe is) this echeveria since winter and it was doing fine on my little basement apartment windowsill, although it did grow a funny little stalk in search of sunlight. When I moved to a new apartment on the top floor of my building with tons of sunlight, I clearly stressed it out with zero transition and the original plant just completely lost its shit and shriveled up— but I have these new growths sprouting on it, and I want to give them the life their mother deserved! Just looking for some tips on how to re-pot/care for these little guys.

Drainage: Currently, literally haven't watered it in months because I thought it was dead... I have several pots both with and without drainage holes, though, so its new home can be whatever's best for it?

Potting medium: Currently in the soil it came in from Home Depot... not sure if regular potting soil or a cactus mix would be better when I re-pot it (advice welcomed!).

Water: See above... haven't watered in months, but ready to water it however much it needs!!

Sunlight: It's been sitting on a west-facing windowsill at the top of a building that has unobstructed views, so a lot of direct sunlight in the afternoon/evenings.