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Hey...some problem here....today while i found that my pitcher leaves had become curled up...and some of them(shoots that near the root) had rot...what should i do? Now i had put them in bathroom...will this help? what should i do more?
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Re: Hey N. ampullaria
hi allen, how lucky you are :)
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why? now i was scaring it will die...see my last post....
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why you want to out the plant inside the bathroom? that bath room not use by your family member? i don't think the light source enought for the plant. let's see what the expect suggest. |
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Hylau- i was putting it inside the bathroom because when i saw the plant's leaf curled like that, i was worried that it will die, so i put them inside the bathroom at night...Other two pots were saved, but the one above i scare it cannot make it, because it leaves did not recover and all of its pitcher seems to become yellow in colour, all of it pitcher look dry out already.....
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Did you pull out their roots while repoting it? It looks dehydrated
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Don't put it in the bathroom. Make sure the media is not soaking wet, then put the plant inside a plastic bag with some holes. Then put the plant somewhere away from direct sunlight, but not shades.
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what different between putting it in the plastic and bathroom? Both of it also have high humidity?
Now, what i gave it was indirect sunlight and every night it will spent their night in the bathroom....Media was using sphagnum moss....One of the forumer told me that they can tolerate with that....but still not sure... |
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Looks like root rot ,and or dehydrated :crying:
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hmm.....i cant use pure sphagnum moss as media...is it?
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Newly purchased plant often suffered from stress and dehydration while potting into new medium. A well drain medium like 60% sphagnum moss/ 40% perlite and keep in cool shade, water only when the media look dry. It will take approx.,3 weeks for the plant to bounce back. But it depend very much on your surrounding and you have to monitor it everyday.
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oh....but me just got sphagnum moss only....really need to change?
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sphagnum moss alone will be fine just that it should not be over watered. The roots need to breath, else will lead to root rot. If the sphag. moss was too wet take them n the amp out squeezed the excess water out of the sp.moss then pot back.
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hmm....i saw so many solutions...choose the best one and try not to shock the plant by replanting, shifting etc etc etc or else neps god also fail to help....:crying: they are prone to die of shock!
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Okay...will try the plastic one....going to squeeze the water tomorrow...hope it can survive..now one of it leaves had turned yellow....haizz
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haha, thanks...get it cheaply from nursery because the owner saying it is in bad shape...
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