Hi everyone, I'm new to gardening and just have a couple of pot plants. I bought my aeonium zwartkop in September and keep it in my office at work. After a few initial incidents that were mostly because of me being too eager and overwatering that resulted in it losing a lot of leaves, it seemed to be doing okay, until about a month ago when the
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Have a look at that, give the roots a good clean, cutting off any which feel rotten, and try repotting it with fresh, gritty, compost; preferably in a terracotta pot rather than a fresh plastic one. Make sure that now you've moved it that it isn't in a cold draft or anything, and tell us what the stem itself feels like. Does it feel soft and squidgy, or full and firm?
It could be a few things. It could be suffering from being overwatered, developed root rot, and be needing drastic action or it could just be suffering from being overwatered, having stale compost, and being moved into new conditions which it found a bit much and it'll resprout itself. Looking at the roots and checking the stems will tell us a lot. However it is recommended these plants be in clay terracotta pots rather than plastic as it is better for their roots.
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