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Peacedenisse

Be honest, should I let her go ๐Ÿ˜ฎโ€๐Ÿ’จ๐Ÿ˜…

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  1. HFC

    Have you checked her roots? How are they doing?

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    • Peacedenisse

      They are very thin

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    • HFC

      As long as there is no rot, donโ€™t give up. If it were my plant, and Iโ€™m not an expert, but have done this successfully before, I would chop it and prop the roots in perlite to see if itโ€™d grow back.

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    • Dory

      Iโ€™m with you on this

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    • Whit_Y

      I also say prop in perlite! Its become my fav plant rehab strategy

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  2. Sunny

    Definitely, check the roots. Viable roots can produce more leaves.

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  3. Flplantlover

    Take it out of the pot rinse the roots pull all the mushy roots off and if thereโ€™s any hard part left of the roots, spritz it with hydrogen peroxide, let it dry and then put it in some moist moss and let it grow new roots

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