Is this transplant shock? I received my syngonium in a clear plastic pot about 3 weeks ago, and noticed within a few days that the largest root was rotting. I took care of that and repot it into better draining soil/this pot yesterday. The roots were growing back nicely but I woke up to it all droopy. Any advice?
If it has root rot and you took care of it with all measures I would give it some time to bounce back, my monstera took a few weeks 😅
1 like Thank you! Yeah it seemed to be recovering fine from the rot, there were lots of new roots popping out. Patience is always the hardest part lol
1 likeIt is lol especially when you don’t know if you’ve completely fixed the problem haha. I’d say it’s definitely a waiting game here unless you see other signs of distress 😁
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Did you water it after the repot? That’s an important step even for plants suffering from rot they need a little water to settle in with less stress. If you did then yes it’s probably repot shock or loss of root that it needs to bounce back from.
1 like I actually waited about half a day to water it bc I was nervous abt rot, so that might’ve had something to do with it! Ill just leave it alone for a while and see if it bounces back.
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Repot shock destroyed one of my best. Now it’s sad and ugly.
1 like I hope both of our plants find a way to recover then!☹️
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