I recently repoted my satin pothos a few weeks ago and ive notice some pieces aren't uncurling while others are perfectly fine. I removed a lot of roots when repoting because some single strands had huge amounts of roots and i didn't have a big enough pot to compensate for them. Is it safe to repot it again to check the roots t fin out why it won't uncurl? Im also going to stake it will coco coir poles
I wonder if the pot is too big?
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It’s might just still be recovering from the trauma to the root system
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It is thirsty or just recovering
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Just an fyi, but I tried those coco coir poles on several of my plants, including a satin, but none attached to the poles. Even after about six months. I’m switching to moss poles and Treleaf planks.
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I would just leave it be for now. It looks healthy enough. If the problems get worse then you could, but I doubt it’s needed. Cutting off roots can be very traumatizing, it might take a while to recover. I planted three satin props back in June and they took about a month to adjust to the soil and resume new growth and that was without any damage to the roots. I would say just give it time. You don’t want to risk further traumatizing the plant
