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Why did this happen?


And can she be saved? Pictured here are the fallen leaves and root ball of a previously healthy house plant. Can this be re-propagated? Help!

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2 Comments

  1. ghoulsnest

    looks like root rot due to lack of proper drainage and too frequent watering.

    You can cut the yellow/mushy lower part of the leaves and root them in pure water before transplanting them into a pot with proper drainage and reducing the frequency of waterings.

    It’s a Dracaena (Sanseviera), not entirely sure of the type without looking it up

  2. stunninglizard

    Because the pot doesn’t have drainage

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