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Check your roots....all the leaves falling off is not a good sign, sounds like crown rot, or all the roots have rotted. If there are still good roots you "might" get a basal kieki, or a kieki might form on one of the spikes . Good Luck !
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Check your roots....all the leaves falling off is not a good sign, sounds like crown rot, or all the roots have rotted. If there are still good roots you "might" get a basal kieki, or a kieki might form on one of the spikes . Good Luck !
That's what it looks like to me. The crown looks black. I never seen this before so I'm going to say yes, it rotted. The leaves fell off so easily. The roots look okay to me. Nothing rooted so I may still have a chance.
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Jeff, do you have any Hydrogen Peroxide to pour on the rotten part? Try to make sure the rot stops there and doesn't work its way downward.
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Jeff, do you have any Hydrogen Peroxide to pour on the rotten part? Try to make sure the rot stops there and doesn't work its way downward.
I love it. Is there any thing that peroxide doesn't cure? I'll try it. I'll mix it with water to dilute it.
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Use the Peroxide straight out of the bottle. What we get from our grocery store and pharmacy is all ready a diluted mixture.
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Use the Peroxide straight out of the bottle. What we get from our grocery store and pharmacy is all ready a diluted mixture.

I'll let you know in about 2 hours.
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Ok, I put a little bit of peroxide right into the crown where the leaves were and it fizzed a little. I'll keep yo posted.
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Ok, I put a little bit of peroxide right into the crown where the leaves were and it fizzed a little. I'll keep yo posted.
Here is an update. Flowers are still on so that's good. I'm hopeing for green leaves to appear one day.
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