How Long Does It Take for My Plant to Recover from Root Rot?

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Asked By SunnySprout89 On

Hey everyone, I recently dealt with root rot in my plant and ended up cutting off all the affected parts. Now, I've replanted it in fresh soil, but it's still looking wilted. I'm curious, how long does it usually take for a plant to bounce back after this kind of treatment?

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Answered By GreenThumbGal33 On

It really depends on the type of plant you have. For your wilted leaves, they might not perk up, but don't worry too much! As long as they can still capture sunlight, your plant might surprise you with new growth in a few weeks after it settles down from all the root trimming. Just give it some time and be patient! ?

PlantPal42 -

I’m dealing with a satin pothos too! I noticed that the leaves curl sometimes. Do you think they’ll uncurl as it gets used to its new environment?

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