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Posted 4M ago by @Uzi

I need some advice.

My rescue pink syngonium was doing better for a while after some water, but now he is slowly losing leaves one by one 🥺 I’m worried I’ll lose him! I’ve just put him in the kitchen window (east facing) for some gentle sun to try and help him since he’s been on the table away from light. Does anyone else have some advice on other ways to help him before it’s too late? This is my first syngonium 😞 for context he was bone dry and half dead when I got him and since he has had a little fuzzy white mold on his leaves but it appears to be all gone now. I think he may be in shock from it and I’m trying to help :( #RescuePlants #grocerystorerescue #Syngonium #HappyPlants #PlantsMakePeopleHappy #PlantAddict #PlantTherapy #NewPlantMom #help #helpneeded
Teddy
Teddy
Pink Syngonium
5” pot with drainage
Last watered 4 months ago
@CleanTurmeric92
Anna
917 XP
4M ago
@CleanTurmeric92
Maybe repotting with fresh soil?
@Uzi
Squirrel
4497 XP
4M ago
@Uzi
@CleanTurmeric92 that’s on my list of to do’s for this little fella but unfortunately it’s far too cold outside right now and I don’t really have adequate soil :( definitely soon, though!
@GrowMyPretties
Marissa
2901 XP
4M ago
@GrowMyPretties
I’ve rescued a dried out plant by propagating the roots in water. Lots of moisture and oxygen. Also helps with the no fresh soil problem. I’m not sure if this works for all plants though :(
@PragmaticWasabi
Lesley
6471 XP
4M ago
@PragmaticWasabi
The pot looks way too big! Repot in smaller pot with well draining chunkier soil
@Uzi
Squirrel
4497 XP
4M ago
@Uzi
@PragmaticWasabi I was wondering about that! He was much fuller in his pot before the grocery nearly killed him. Do you think his roots are just disproportionate to him now or not? I did gently stick a chopstick near the edge of the pot and it slid in without hitting any roots so you’re probably right about that 😓 never sure with these box stores!