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London Cravener 🪴

Any tips for reviving half dead satin Pothos?! I got one at Lowe’s and she is stunning but now rotting in my corner 😭 I thought it was dying due to low light and overwatering but I’ve had a grow light on it for weeks and the soil still has not dried out. I need all the help I can get!

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  1. Ben

    have you checked for root rot?

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    • London Cravener 🪴

      Oh I have not yet that’s a good idea

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  2. Phil

    Yes if that soil is still wet, get it out of the lousy stuff and check for root rot.

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    • London Cravener 🪴

      👍

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    • London Cravener 🪴

      I’ve actually never dealt with root rot before is there anything special I should do other than just the basics?

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  3. Tiff

    Trim away all the yucky/black/slimy roots. Spray remaining healthy roots with a peroxide wash. I'm not sure the proportions... A ton of people here would know. And get her into some good soil and sing a lullaby to her. Just kidding on the singing part, but she may like it. Anyway, those are the basics that I've gathered from all the experienced peeps on here. I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong. Also I Google, then I cross reference that info with the groups here to make sure I've got good info. Sometimes Google contradicts itself. Good luck and keep us posted.

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    • c.cat

      i think a 1:1 ratio should work for the hydrogen peroxide and water :)

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    • London Cravener 🪴

      Thank you so much! And yes, I will definitely sing to her! 😂

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  4. Sunny

    Photos? Show one in it’s location including the pot and soil.

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    • Sunny

      It looks like it’s getting enough light. It likely overwatered. It could be growing slower this time of year which requires less water. Remove it and check for root rot as mentioned above.

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