I recently repotted my pathos into a new pot and indoor h...
1ft to light, indirect
8” pot without drainage
Last watered 4 weeks ago
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@GlimmeringPilea hi! Sometimes repotting can upset the roots systems and you can lose a few leaves.
I would recommend waiting to water until the top 2 inches of soil are completely dry.
I use the super technical method of digging my finger into the soil to see if it’s dry or not.
Regular potting soil can be more dense, so you could try to add in some perlite to ensure the soil allows for good drainage. You don’t have to repot Coco, but if the yellowing continues you might want to poke some holes in your soil and dump some perlite in there.
Get Coco into some good bright, indirect light and let it thrive!!
You’ve got this!
I would recommend waiting to water until the top 2 inches of soil are completely dry.
I use the super technical method of digging my finger into the soil to see if it’s dry or not.
Regular potting soil can be more dense, so you could try to add in some perlite to ensure the soil allows for good drainage. You don’t have to repot Coco, but if the yellowing continues you might want to poke some holes in your soil and dump some perlite in there.
Get Coco into some good bright, indirect light and let it thrive!!
You’ve got this!