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   eatyacarbs

   almost 2 years ago

   We already answered this when you posted earlier in the week, friend. You went up too big a pot and these don’t like change. the rot is from too much water in too big a pot. you just have to water sparingly and wait & see.

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   PlantDopamine

   almost 2 years ago

   If it were my plant, I would: 1. Remove the plant from its pot and clean the roots. 2. Trim any black or mushy roots showing rot. 3. Repot in a pot 1–3 inches larger, ensuring proper drainage. 4. Care intensively with a humidifier, 12-hour grow light, and watering only when the moisture reads three or below. This may or may not be what standard practice is. however, once I started taking these more drastic measures, I was able to save a number of plants that I thought would never come back

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