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HOW TO SAVE A DYING PLANT | feat. PHILODENDRON TRICOLOR

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No one is prefect. We have this little philo from a good friend. I have noticed that it never looked healthy from the day we repotted it. However, we thought that it is still at its recovery stage so life went on.

The heavy downpour two nights ago made us realize that its not healthy to leave it that way. The rain water didn't drain from its pot unlike others. Its soil looked muddy and the new leaf died. 😣

I KNOW, MY LITTLE PRINCE OF ORANGE GOT SOOOO MUCH WATER THAN WHAT HE NEEDS. We need to save him before it's too late.

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Plantzilla BHL published this 10:35 video tutorial on August 26, 2020. It has been watched 11,650 times on YouTube.

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  • How To Save a Dying Plant | Angie's List angieslist.com

    When you trim the branches, start at the top and cut away a small amount at a time.With each trim, check the color of the center of the stem. Even if your stem appears dead, you may find it's still alive and green in th…

  • How to save a dying plant | Better Homes and Gardens bhg.com.au

    1. Repot your plant. Use a high-quality indoor plant potting mix to revitalise your plant, and choose a pot that's wider than the last one. If your plant is dehydrated, add some water-storing crystals.

  • Plant Doctor: How to Save a Dying Houseplant - Gardenista gardenista.com

    Above: Check the soil with a finger to gauge dryness. Photograph by John Merkl. Symptoms: “If the leaves are turning yellow, the soil is moist, and you can see fungus growing at the base, you’re overwatering,” says Chri…

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