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   AudPod

   6 months ago

   lol the typo made me chuckle. Headline: plant gets “reported” to law enforcement, becomes depressed. There’s always the basic answer of “it needs time to adjust” but if the repot wasn’t in the last couple weeks, maybe you can provide some more info so we can help: How long was it in its original state when it was doing well? How long since you repotted it, and was it the plants first repot? Are the leaves browning/dropping, or just droopy? What type of soil? Do the stems/trunk feel firm or soft (particularly near the base)? Can you share close up pics of the top soil and foliage for us?

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     Olivia Dunford

     6 months ago

     Oh my gosh, I didn’t even realize the Siri typo lol. I got the plant right before I repotted it so this is its first repot. it has only been a month in the new pot, but it has drainage. It’s 6 feet away from the window so I don’t know if it has enough light to survive. The leaves are browning and dropping like wild flies… One of the trunks is soft, but the other ones are firm maybe I just have been over watering it, but the soil is new miracle grow with clay balls mixed in

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   AudPod

   6 months ago

   Sounds like overwatering. That term can be deceiving so keep in mind that means not only frequency of when you add water but also how long that soil is holding moisture. If the soil stays wet for a long time, the roots get deprived of oxygen. Roots need the cycle of water, oxygen (drying out), water, oxygen. And they need plenty of light. I’d move it closer to a window for sure. The app does a light reading if you want to compare its current location to somewhere different. Most plants often call for “bright indirect” light but really they want lots of bright light. You just want to be sure it’s not getting hit smack in the face with direct sun for more than a couple hours a day. Some plants are sensitive so it’s not a rule across the board, but it applies to most of them.

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