TRANSFERRING PLANT AND IT DIED WITHIN 30 SECONDS
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CanadianJim
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Pics please.
CanadianJim
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Most pants wilt a bit after transplant, especially if the roots are disturbed, but 30 seconds is pretty quick.
Backyard dirt
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Shade the plant.
CanadianJim
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Second this. Especially in Florida, the heat can cause it to wilt faster. Is the main stem still upright, or did it just fall right over?
Rainbow Warrior
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U tried resuscitation?
Rainbow Warrior
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Might pick up in a few hours, but of it has died within 30 seconds, I think you deserve a medal
Put it in the shade or indoors if too hot outside.
Did u pull it out or turned the pot when getting it out? Did you get the rootball out as well?
As said above by a few fellas, pictures would help.
How big was the plant when u transferred it?
The wilting can be a stress effect....
Put it in the shade or indoors if too hot outside.
Did u pull it out or turned the pot when getting it out? Did you get the rootball out as well?
As said above by a few fellas, pictures would help.
How big was the plant when u transferred it?
The wilting can be a stress effect....
chadfly111
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make sure the soil is saturated
chadfly111
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i think its impossible to kill a plant that fast unless you are transplanting in salt
Rainbow Warrior
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And....plant still alive or on the compost?
Medicated Bonsai
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Unless you were tearing fist fulls of roots or snapped the main stalk then you should be fine. There's only one way to find out tho haha. Just transplant and carry on with the usual. If she's dead, you should know pretty quickly. I bet the transplant was rough and she's probably just in shock. I hope she get's better for ya, best of luck!
CanadianJim
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So? She survive?
