A customer ordered a Cephalotus and accidentally pulled the plant out of its soil while removing packing tape. The roots appeared undamaged, but the grower was concerned about root shock and whether the plant would survive.
As long as the roots haven't dried out or been torn off, the plant should recover. To help it bounce back:
Keep the soil evenly moist and avoid further disturbance. With these steps, the Cephalotus has an excellent chance of pulling through.
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