Hello Syngonium Owners, I recently repotted this arrowhead into a slightly bigger pot about a week ago. Only going up two inches, and I was wondering is it doing well..? I’ve noticed two bigger leaves droop a bit, but I’m not sure. Let me know !
Hello Syngonium Owners, I recently repotted this arrowhead into a slightly bigger pot about a week ago. Only going up two inches, and I was wondering is it doing well..? I’ve noticed two bigger leaves droop a bit, but I’m not sure. Let me know !
Probably just adjusting. You've done the right size increase, and as long as you've kept everything else the same, it's highly likely it'll settle into the new variable no worries.
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Also syngoniums having a few drooping leaves isn’t necessarily a bad sign. In my experience, it’s really normal. They grow quickly so some leaves are gonna die sometimes and you can just snip them off. Sometimes a leaf lived a good life and is ready to move on. They are also vining plants, so often a droop turns into a vine, especially if it isn’t on a pole. The leaves are heavy and it will bend and trail and that’s normal. If the whole plant feels a little dried out and limp though, that can be a sign that it needs watering. If it’s droopy and mushy, too much water. My syngoniums like a full soak, then dry out, then full soak. Hope that helps
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