An arrowhead plant (Syngonium podophyllum) that drooped after repotting into a slightly larger pot is too dry. It needs thorough weekly watering (all soil wet, excess drained), then empty tray. Water again when surface is dry. Remove yellow leaves. Keep in south window with blinds open.
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Rescuing a Cold-Damaged Dwarf Banana Plant
Reviving a Heat-Stressed Dracaena marginata
Rescuing a Neglected Mother's Day Azalea
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