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  • 2 April 2020 at 20 h 33 min #318
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    Bumble Bee
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    As you can see, my primrose got withered because it was outside and I forgot to water it.  🙁 It’s been receiving tender loving care (watering mainly, hehe) for a week now but I don’t know if there’s still hope. Although some of the flower stalks are starting to stand up, the leaves are pretty damaged. Have you got any idea what else I could do to ensure survival of this beauty (well used to be a beauty! ;))? I hope you can help me. Ty!

    6 April 2020 at 18 h 15 min #331
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    Jimm’s
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    Honestly I don’t think there’s something to do here than wait the plant recover by itself. Then if you want you can add good soil mix later on when new leaves have grown replacing those withered ones. Other people, of course correct me if I’m wrong. Thanks

    15 April 2020 at 22 h 42 min #352
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    Bumble Bee
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    I think I over watered it. :'(

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