Been reviving this plant slowly but surely! This plant was in a bathroom (and got too much humidity) and I’ve managed to bring it back to life! Any tips on if I should move it/mist it would be appreciated, I’ll be putting in extra soil since it doesn’t have enough and moves easily since there isn’t much. I’ve also snipped off the dead leaves since I took this photo. Thanks for any help!!
This is just what I do with my syngonium but I never mist it and I think just keep an eye on it in the window to see if it starts getting too much sun. Mine gets 12 hours under like a medium/low output grow bulb, but I don’t ever give it “direct light”
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0 likes Mine is also just in a generic cactus mix, and I water when it’s completely dry
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I recommend keeping it out of direct sunlight. Also, repot to a smaller pot so the top of the soil is within 1/4 of an inch from the rim. It’s too deep in this large pot. The new pot should be half the current size/width. This allows better airflow to dry out the soil. The new pot diameter should be slightly wider than the root ball. The point of downsizing the pot is to remove the excess soil. Excess soil holds excess water the plant can’t use up. So, the roots sit in wet soil too long causing root rot. Let the soil dry out before watering. Check for moisture using a wooden skewer or similar tool. Fertilizer every two weeks with 50% diluted liquid fertilizer. Good luck. 🍀 🪴
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0 likesI also don’t keep mine in direct sunlight. I do mist it though. Misting helps the new leaves unfurl as sometimes with this plant, they get stuck.
