Viewing post #1029955 by drdawg

I agree with @Greene. Take cutting and start new plants.

The problem may be that the plant was so stressed with the potting soil problem, that it will take some time for those ill-affects to run their coarse. Starting cuttings will be your "emergency" plan in case the plant continues to decline.

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