Transplant Shock in Iris: Don't Cut Green Leaves—They're Feeding Rhizomes

Yellowing/Drooping Leaves = Temporary Shock

Iris are tough. Transplanted fans droop and yellow but green leaves still photosynthesize.

Keep watered (not soggy). New fans will appear. Iris bounce back fast.

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