Revive a dying houseplant
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Read the symptom correctly.
Yellow and soft means too much water. Crisp and brown means too little. They look similar and need opposite fixes.
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Check the roots.
Slide it out of the pot. Healthy roots are firm and pale, rotten ones are brown and smell.
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Cut away what is dead.
Trim mushy roots with clean scissors, remove dead leaves.
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Repot into fresh, draining mix.
A pot with a hole, always. Most houseplants die in pots that cannot drain.
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Change one thing and wait.
Move it to bright indirect light and leave it. Recovery takes weeks, and fiddling kills more plants than neglect.
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#1 becomes the Core. This atoma is young: submit a better distillation and take the seat.
No gear needed. Your pot, a timer and ice are enough. That is the point.


