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Emmyyy

Literally over night she’s decided she’s had enough. To bin or have the stress of saving her?

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  1. Plant Lady 678*

    Dragon Scale Alocasia?

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    • Emmyyy

      Ye

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  2. Plant Lady 678*

    I have one but it’s new for me. It led me to Ashley Anita’s rare plant YouTube. My first “rare” plant. Moving plants inside for winter. i’m in Maryland.

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    • Plant Lady 678*

      I have mine in a orchid pot

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  3. Plant Lady 678*

    I would put her in well draining soil in a small pot and keep close watch.

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  4. Plant Lady 678*

    as you can see mine is somewhat stressed.

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  5. Emmyyy

    It was already changed to a well draining mix and it’s been watered once since I got it. Don’t really know what happened tbh 😂

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  6. Jess

    Alocasias can be fickle, two of my red cuprea leaves did this to me. I cut em off and kept it moving. Roots look ok on yours I would say just leave her be for a little bit and see if she bounces back

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    • Emmyyy

      Honestly dunno who’s more dramatic this or my peace lily 😂 I’ve repotted it but in the same size pot as I don’t have a smaller one but I’ve not watered it. 🤞🏼

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    • Jess

      Haha I don’t have a peace Lilly but that red cuprea and my N’Joy pothos are in a race for most dramatic plants

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  7. Emmyyy

    UPDATE. it’s dead.

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