Everyone helps me please , I feel good for it, the leaves hang down slowly. The flower fades when it is not opened. It's like a brick. I guess it suffocates. Quickly take it out and put it in the water. The roots are dry and thin. Is it the earth?

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sunnyzou

2017-09-11

枯枝病。有药见图👇

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