pab ------ I agree with ES there. The plant still looks fine. Just provide gentle (natural or otherwise) air-movement in the growing area, and adequate amount of sunlight, and adequate water. Your branch mount could be workable. But just consider the humidity - such as whether it can handle that humidity with a branch mount.
I grow two separate flowering size anceps (both have Chamberlainiana added to the tag) - both in scoria pots. I grow in tropical conditions, and I just spray water into the scoria (a lot of water) toward the rim (outskirts) of the pot. They're both growing under a balcony - but they actually get a lot of full morning sun ------- direct sunlight for most of the morning. Both are growing well. Very good roots development.
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