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title: "Can anyone tell me if this plant is revivable?"
description: "Can anyone tell me if this plant is revivable?"
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community: "Pests, diseases and problems"
author: "Aveo"
published: "2025-11-02T22:48:35.496591Z"
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# Can anyone tell me if this plant is revivable?

_Posted by Aveo on 2025-11-02_

Can anyone tell me if this plant is revivable?

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## 3 comments

### Waspinator commented on 2025-11-02

Possibly. If it's squishy, it's probably root rot from overwatering. That'd be hard to treat but let it dry more between waterings and treat the soil with hydrogen peroxide. If it's crispy and crunchy, it's super dehydrated. If that's the case, give it a 20-30 minute bottom-watering soak, let that drain thoroughly, and then be consistent about watering in the future

#### Aveo replied on 2025-11-02

Yes crispy. I'll try that

### Gaileen Joy commented on 2025-11-03

That looks pretty far gone. But there’s a chance you could salvage part of it. Give it a good bottom-watering soak like she👆🏻 said. Then keep an eye on it for a while. You may see parts coming back.

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