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01-08-2008, 10:56 PM #1OPSenior Member
Transplant gone bad, is it dead?
It's grown it's first two spikey leaves and the roots were going thru the bottom so I decided to re-pot it.
It was difficult to get it out of the styrofoam cup so I cut the cup to the bottom. Sadly, the soil got loose and crumbled right as I put it into the new pot's soil.
In the process, I ended up breaking some of the lower and much smaller roots.
Is my plant dead or damaged beyond repair?Euphoric7 Reviewed by Euphoric7 on . Transplant gone bad, is it dead? It's grown it's first two spikey leaves and the roots were going thru the bottom so I decided to re-pot it. It was difficult to get it out of the styrofoam cup so I cut the cup to the bottom. Sadly, the soil got loose and crumbled right as I put it into the new pot's soil. In the process, I ended up breaking some of the lower and much smaller roots. Is my plant dead or damaged beyond repair? :( :( :( Rating: 5
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