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My pleasure! I'm happy that you enjoy my channel! Take care and plant with love! 💚

Check this: ua-cam.com/video/ZidTttmGEag/v-deo.html I grew successfully African Hot pepper. In my shorts I also have an update to it. Thanks for watching and plant with love! 💚

@@iedenchannel My Tesco KASHMIRI chilli flakes started sprouting 🌱

@@SSUKBD that's great! 💚

In my experience Dracaena is not a plant that likes moist soil, I only water mine when the top soil is comply dry and even then not too much water. 1st check your new pot drainage, maybe it doesn't have a proper one. 2nd replace the moist soil with a dry one, at least half of it if you can not replace all. If the drainage is ok, put some kitchen paper under the pot and replece it when gets wet (will absorb the water excess). Place it in a spot with light, if possible toward east, the morning sun is not damaging the leaves. Water once per week. Good luck! 💚

@@iedenchannel Thank you for the reply. The drainage should be ok as always make an extra holes in the pot. I don't want to change the soil as it will disturb the roots even more. When repotting in the past I never removed the old soil from the roots only was going for the bigger pot, this time I removed all old soil. The plant is over 2 mt tall. I can say the tallest branches are more affected than the lower ones. It seems that plant is not able to deliver the water up high. I also thought that perlite could affect it. I always used general potting soil and the plant thrived well. All branches are affected but no new shoots, however this seems to stop growing. I misted the leaves for some time but no improvement. I hope it will recover. Could it be a transplant shock?

I am not sure if the damage is only from repotting, I think it might have something to do with the new conditions: pot, soil, water, light.

If all the leaves were already dead there is not much hope. Sorry! Try to cut a piece and see if you can propagate

@@iedenchannel okay thank you 🙏🏾

Mine it didn't survived, unfortunately. But the reason was that we left it in the yard with that one leaf (it was too big to take it with us) and we left the house to spend the winter in our downtown apartment. We couldn't come back for few months because of the lockdown and that was the coldest winter in Greece in the last 60 years. I have another one now that grows spectacularly. Maybe a solution for your dilemma would be to cut a branch and try to propagate and leave the rest of the plant to see if it will recover. Because if the plant is dying, even the propagation might not be successful, unfortunately. I saved many plants during the years, but I also failed to save few that were too damaged. I really hope you'll save your plant, please keep me updated and good luck!

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Sorry for that, it was one of my first videos. I hope I'm better now 😊

The mix should be fine. The soil should be light, but not 100% orchids. You can mix some of that with some garden/forest soil (if you have the possibility) and a part of that light soil you can find in a flower shop (the name is different from a country to another).

@@iedenchannel Thank you for responding. What do you mean by light soil?

@@christinebaker550 the soil you buy from stores is not so dense like the garden one, therefore is not so heavy is lighter on the roots

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Look for MissOrchidgirl here in youtube

I watch her videos too 😊

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I hope it will be fine. Please keep me updated! Thank you for watching and plant with love! 💚

That was happening in December, not so much sunlight

I am so happy that I could help! 💚

Have a wonderful spring! 💚