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   Sydney

   almost 3 years ago

   Maybe the pot is too big! They are so dramatic if they have too much real estate

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     🪴lex🏵️

     almost 3 years ago

     Yess I thought about that too!

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   ADDeejay

   almost 3 years ago

   I always recommend airier soil, like coco coir. This may be an over water. They have tiny little roots that rot easily as they said already. If you’re worried, do an emergency prop. Clip under the root ____ (forgetting the term, looks like an elbow lol) and dip in water.

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     Ada

     almost 3 years ago

     Node?

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     Nic Van D

     almost 3 years ago

     Yes. You can chop it up and put them in water and when you have roots, put them back into a 3-4 in pot and watch hee hee regrow. I use Superthrive vitamins in my propagation water

     

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     Nic Van D

     almost 3 years ago

     *watch her grow. I’d get a moisture meter. My favorite potting mis is Mollys Mix

     

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     Nic Van D

     almost 3 years ago
     

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   ADDeejay

   almost 3 years ago

   Also remember that it takes at least 3 days to see a change from any step you take. Throwing too much at them all at once can mess ya up.

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   Mellie mel

   almost 3 years ago

   I am having the same issue actually. I love these plants so much but they are so sensitive and I’ve killed way too many. What is the best way to take care of them when they are kind of in the state where you can tell that they’re in shock but I keep finding parts of the roots rot other parts aren’t I will agree though the ones that I have not watered and are thirsty are much better health than the ones that are in a multi condition but the weather change confused me and I forgot to water less than I have been. my pots are molding. I have all terra-cotta pots but the ones without drainage trolls have a little bit of mold on the outside which makes me realize that the poor plant is probably sitting in like a wet diaper. I repotting all the ones with drainage and pearl light to mix into my soil which should make it more airy. I have a few where the leaves look like the rotting but the roots are not like I’ve been measuring them with a water stick and they are super dry, so how is it at? The top is molding and rotting but the bottom is not?? I just cleaned it up, but this is what one of them looked like Anyone know?

   

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