I really need help ASAP if anyone has premium can they please diagnose the plant from these pictures and comment the problem? I have done everything that the app says and it’s been holding on for almost 10 years but I went away for 5 days and came back to this and I have no idea what happened please help I’m repotting this back to a small pot and I’m emotionally attached to this plant because I’ve had it since I was 8
Just put it in a shot glass filled with water. It’s in too big of a pot and it’s struggling to manage its water. It’ll bounce back. They’re pretty resilient. Give the crown a little squish to make sure it’s firm and if it is, you’re good to go.
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0 Me gusta You’re welcome. Plants are a lot more resilient than we give them credit for if you just consider what they naturally need. Spider plants reproduce asexually in the wild by producing “spiderlings” that reach out from the mother plant in search of something to grow into, whether it’s water or soil. Once they found it, they go into feet growing mode asap. These guys evolved to keep rooting as long as they can. We just have to give them the right environment to do so. A big house like that can be too big but a small cup of water is like a gentle and soothing bath for them to settle in. Best of luck 🫶🫶🫶🫶
1 me gusta Should I cut these parts off? The leaves are dying from the base out not from the tip to the base for some reason and I don’t know if they can be revived
Cut any dead or squishy parts off
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This might be too far gone. Definitely, remove everything that’s rotten. Disinfect the remaining plant, if any is left, with hydrogen peroxide. This is important to kill bacteria. Throw out all that infected water. All soil must be removed or bacteria will move with the plant to the water. Disinfect the pot and tools to avoid reinfecting the plant. Good luck. 🪴🍀
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