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Old 04-04-2007, 04:38 AM
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Did the plant have live roots when you repotted? Did you feel them to see if the were firm and alive or colapsing and dead? If it has no roots, you can try sphag & bag. Put plant and mostly wrung out spagnum moss into a zip lock bag and keep in moderate to low light and wait for new growth anf then roots. If it has live roots, it is just a different kind of waiting game. Loss of new growth sounds like no roots.
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