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Originally Posted by Rowangreen
Putting a bit of cinamon just on the cut ends is OK.
You need to be strict with your mum: no more watering when it's still damp! You've got a clear pot so make the rule that it doesn't get watered at least until the roots down in the pot have gone silvery (better to go a bit over this than under probably). Water it at the sink so any excess can drain away too.
Don't cut off the dried out roots: the roots have an absorbant outer layer and a core that transports water. If they are green further down then probably the core is still working. It's normal to lose a few roots when changing from one medium to another. Hopefully the plant will soon put out some fresh new roots. It looks pretty healthy overall.
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Unfortunately, even though my pot is technically clear... I cant really see through it! They arent the "crystal clear" kind so I think thats why its difficult to tell when to water! My mother doesn't water when its still very wet, but when the top looks dry but you can feel a bit of wetness when you push down. It is currently at that state right now and the roots look pretty green with a hint of silver. I think I will wait until the roots look more white than green next time when I water.
My last post I said I didn't see any growth (maybe cause I cant see through the pot either) but on one of the surface roots I can see a little root sprouting off a bigger root. Hooray!