Can Milan survive if its leaves dry up? How to save it?

1. Can I still live?

Generally speaking, if the leaves of Milan are not drying up seriously, and its trunk and taproot are relatively intact, it can be saved. But if its leaves are severely dried up, and the main root has black rot problems, and the trunk also shows signs of withering, then the possibility of saving it is relatively low.

2. How to save

1. Pruning: After discovering that its leaves are dry, first use sterilized scissors to cut off all the dry leaves and branches. Then remove the plant from the pot and cut off its rotten roots and black roots.

2. Disinfection: prepare some disinfectant and dilute it with water. Then place the plant in it so that all the cut ends are below the water surface. After half an hour, take it out and let it dry.

3. Prepare soil and repot: prepare some soft, breathable and moist flower soil and put them into the flowerpot. Then place the plant bottom-side down into the soil so that all of its remaining roots are submerged.

4. Post-maintenance: After plugging it in, you need to put it in a warm place at about 20℃ and keep it ventilated. It can be exposed to some gentle sunlight, but it needs to be shaded when the light is strong. In this way, it will grow new leaves in about a month.