A sensitive plant (Mimosa pudica) that dropped all leaves and left two sticks is in a pot far too large. Soil stays wet, roots rot. The plant can be saved.
After repotting, the pot was still too big. Move to a 2–3″ pot immediately. Water thoroughly, not by misting.
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