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Bonnie

Repotted the these just a week ago. But since then it’s not doing great. New leaves are browning. Not sure if I hurt them when repotting. Leaves are droopy. The stems are not strong. Have to use lots of strips to tie them to stand up. You can see the smaller ones on the bottom how bent they are. What might cause this? I have added grow light. Not sure if this is a root rot problem. If so, will repotting within a couple weeks ok for it?

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  1. nepenthomancer

    Looks like transplant shock? And I might be crazy but also looks kinda dehydrated, are you an underwaterer? Did you water it in when you repotted?

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    • Bonnie

      I watered it but might not be enough? I have a moisture meter and it’s not in the dry zone but close. The soil is still kinda moist.

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    • nepenthomancer

      Ah so must be the roots. I would blast it with light if I were you

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    • Bonnie

      Already blasting with grow light. Figure crossed. Want to see what else to help this guy. I might also be on the dry side of watering. Terrified of root rot from the past experience. Would u say this is too dry?

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    • MoMo

      How deep is the meter? If right at the bottom then that’s probably when I would water - bottom watering.

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  2. nepenthomancer

    also what were the roots like when you repotted it. Is the new pot more than 3 inches bigger than the root ball?

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    • Bonnie

      The new pot is about 3 inches bigger. They were growing crazy out of the nursery pot holes. And I choose the new pot just about 2 inches larger. After separating the roots and some loss. New pot is right about 3 inches larger

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    • nepenthomancer

      Yeah it sounds like you did everything right

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