My plant has completely drooped and leaves are dry. I ov...
2ft to light, direct
12” pot with drainage
Last watered 1 week ago
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At this point she just needs to dry out an Hopefully she can recover. DO NOT water under any circumstances until u see her recovering. She looks badly waterlogged. It may take a while for her to recover and hopefully her roots won't rot while she.recovers. Be patient. She may surprise 😮 you. They do all have a will to survive and Live. Good Luck 👍
I originally received my one dieffenbachia in the exact same condition as you above pic.....PLEASE please please trust me when I tell you this.....Even though it isnt looking its best right now,just leave it be &give it time.how much?well it could be awhile but maybe not just keep it in a bright indirect lit area where there isnt a draft from air conditioning or too much temp change.(like where you normally would) right now I would hold off on watering like @DaringColtsfoot said......maybe take a pic each week so you can really tell .I wanna show you my before &afters......remember dieffenbachia are SOOOO"OVER"DRAMATIC SOMETIMES.... im going to show you my pics in another post
@jellyjellz You may want to check the roots on the second picture you posted. YOU COULD have root rot . That would be mushy ,black or translucent they would need to be removed.To dry the soil out take the plant out of the pot and wrap them in paper towels. I hate to tell people that cuz it’s a pain but works . I let mine dry out completely before watering again. Good luck
Yes @ILoveMyPlants ,thank you for the info/advice.I definitely appreciate it whenever anyone gives me any kind of extra info about gardening.Tysm😊That pic is from when I 1st was given my plant.I actually did remove it &also had done the paper towels thing too. I honestly thought this plant was not going to make it at all....But now its been 3 yrs & instead of 1,I now have 3.🌱🪴