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This was the plant before autumn

>>2870596
overwatered, it's dying of root rot. You need to re-pot it into some looser potting soil with pearlite for additional aeration and in a pot with good drainage. Right now you have an anaerobic zone that is allowing root rot bacteria to thrive and destroy your plant's roots.

>>2870603
I haven't watered it in 2 weeks... Anyways I'm going to try what you are telling me thanks a lot!

>>2870596
I think /an/ is more for questions like this. More people on there would be able to help you.

>>2870605
I just posted in /an/ as well. Thanks for the recommendation!

>>2870596
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>>2870604
>I haven't watered it in 2 weeks
What is your drainage look like? are there holes in the bottom of the pot? When you moved it indoors, did you stop up the drain holes or something else to prevent it getting your floors wet?

>>2870608
This pot has holes on the botton, small rocks and then dirt mixed with perlite. When water collects on the bottom I drain the "dish" that is sitting on between the floor and my pot.

>>2870609
Hmm....that sounds good. Did you add perlite to your potting soil too? How heavy is the pot now compared to just after watering?

>>2870611
I'm thinking about repotting in a smaller pot and praying

>>2870614
Definitely re-pot it. When you do, check the roots. Cut out anything slimy. It sounds like your pot has good drainage. So that leaves your soil. Well draining soil should be ok in a pot that size. But if mango's handle transplanting/repotting well, definitely go smaller until it's re-established itself. Otherwise, add more perlite to your soil to try and improve your drainage.

>>2870596
>three months
the soil is drained of nutrients. get some liquid plant food that you mix with water.

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>>2870615
Hope for the best but it doesn't look that good haha. This is how I repotted it