Alfredo submitted a second photo of his affected gloxinia for reference after receiving initial advice.

Melissa confirmed the previous advice: remove all gray/dying areas. If no improvement, initiate a rest period (dormancy).
This brief follow-up validates the initial diagnosis and treatment plan for gloxinia post-bloom decline, emphasizing the critical decision point between recovery attempt and dormancy induction.
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