Will the pothos die if it wilts after being repotted?

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1. Will he die?

2. Maintenance methods for wilting after repotting

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It may be normal for pothos to wilt after being repotted. It has not yet adapted to the new environment. Careful maintenance will not cause it to die. But if it wilts for a long time and becomes more serious, it will lead to death if not treated in time. Therefore, do not overwater after repotting and avoid direct sunlight. If you want it to rejuvenate as quickly as possible, you can cut off the longer branches to force the roots to regrow.

1. Will he die?

1. Will it die?

It may be normal for the pothos to wilt after being repotted. After all, it needs to adapt to a new environment. It has not fully recovered its normal growth function and cannot absorb the nutrients required for normal growth. So don’t worry too much at this time. Careful maintenance and timely treatment will not kill you.

If the wilting occurs for a long time, or even becomes more serious day by day, without any relief, and if it is not treated in time, death is inevitable, and it is necessary to reflect on the transplantation process.

2. Maintenance methods for wilting after repotting

1. Reduce watering: Do not over-water after changing the pot. Wait for the soil to dry before watering, and water thoroughly when watering. You can spray water on the leaves more often to keep the leaves moist to meet the pothos' water needs.

2. Prune branches: You can cut off longer branches to force the roots to germinate again and promote the rapid rejuvenation of pothos.

3. Avoid light and shade: Do not put it in the sun after changing the pot, and move it to a cool place in time. Even strong pothos will wilt if exposed to strong direct light.

2. Maintenance methods for wilting after repotting

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