


My ponytail’s stem is like a volcano crater (if you turn it upside down) and the plant is barely alive. How can I help it ?
I got this plant at a moving sale a few months ago and it’s been just getting by. It keeps losing the leaves from time to time, shows no new growth etc.
I suspected root rot and dug it out , and the bottom of its stem is concave — like a volcano crater with a deeper point in the middle and higher edges (if you turn it upside down).
What can I do for it ? Basically the roots in the middle are barely touching the ground.
And overall , ALL roots this plant has, feel dry , like a brush wire and you can break it away they are all DRY !
So, there are no live roots ?
How this could have happened ?
The plant was in my care for the last 4-6 months, I watered it maybe twice a month , the stem looked normal not dehydrated .
I only started digging it out because it looks stagnant with no new growth.
The plant is indoor, on the south -east facing window in an apartment building . Has good indirect light 8+ hours each day.
I repotted it with fast drying succulent soil .
Help help help pls ! :(
I found no significant rot , only some soft-ish pieces which I cut out. Now only white firm flesh is there. It doesn’t look white because I put some powdered cinnamon on it to prevent bacteria .