My grandma wanted to throw it away, but I'm trying to save it.
It was in a horrible condition, having ALL potted roots being rotten away to mush, and severely dehydrated, with completely limb leaves.
My GF said it probably couldn't be saved, but out of spite I will convince her she's wrong ;)
Here's how it looked like when I got it:
I of course removed all dead stuff and repotted it into LECA.
I then put it into this box, with a bag of moist LECA in it to increase the humidity, sprayed some water into the box, put a small fan in it for air circulation (risk of crown rot?) and misted it with some diluted fertilizer.
This was two days ago, here's how it looks like now:
The lower leaves are still leathery and limb, and will probably be lost when regrowing the roots, but especially the upper parts look way better than before.
I think I might actually be successful, but let's see. Phals are relatively robust, but it really looks stressed.
Anyone out there with similar stories and experiences? How would you estimate this situation?
