
Valentine's gift. Did well few days, then died. Leaves fell off today. Bugs seen in moss (maybe). Can it be saved?
Unlikely to recover. Poor mix → root rot. Mix retains moisture, blocks air. Big-box stores don't repot before sale; staff untrained. Suppliers sometimes provide degraded mix.

Only flower/spike shown. Limp leaves = early leaf loss = root rot. Same repotting attempt may save it.
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