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LJ

Repotted my plant about a month ago. About a week after repotting it went limp and lost half of its leaves. Not sure why, ive watered it but nothing. Is there any way to revive this guy?

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  1. Wolfen 🐺

    Sounds like it went into hardcore shock. That pot is pretty big for it. I'd try watering with a lukewarm water to try and help it's uptake. And water until it's running out the bottom.

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  2. Phil

    Is the soil wet? It kinda looks overwatered. Remove from pot and get rid of as much of the wet soil as you can. Replace back into pot with fresh soil. If soil isn’t wet then listen to Wolfen.

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  3. Planty Granma

    I have one, no pic, that did the same thing. ☹️

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  4. Kami

    Offer it some extra light & water IF THE SOIL IS DRY. You can even try to prop her up until she mends herself

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  5. LJ

    Thanks for everyone’s help and suggestions. Just a few points to clarify, I had just watered her before I took the picture which is why the soil looks so wet. I have her in that pot cause outgrew the last one, the roots had outgrown the previous pot. This is a picture of what she looked like right after I had replanted her. I’m also wondering if it would be smart of cut her at the base and let her grow from there or just leave her for a few days and see how she does

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    • Wolfen 🐺

      If they don't perks back up, you definitely could. If a plants roots out grow a pot, but the pot is still the best size. Just cut the roots back 25%. And repot it back in the same pot.

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  6. Haylee

    I’ve seen this happen before, a tip is to use nursery pots for a while before repotting into a large decorative pot, this way you can check the roots and make sure they are well. Hope this helps next time

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