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Dying bhut.

KiNGDeNNiZ

KiNGDeNNiZ

It's been like this for 24hrs. I had it under t5. And was fine. Now it's like this
http://i1151.photobucket.com/albums/o630/kingdenniz/850adc57.jpg

http://i1151.photobucket.com/albums/o630/kingdenniz/a8495ec0.jpg
 
Is the soil wet? That looks like it's wilted from lack of water, although if you massively overwater I think you can get the same effect.

If the soils dry- and it looks dry in the picture- water your plant.
 
Looks dry coz I transplanted it to bigger container. It was already like that in the previous container. Also washed out the rootball and replanted to this current one
 
Soil / container it was in previously was well water x1 wk. no problems for the last month. Now this. New soil is most at the bottom
 
Why did you wash out the root ball? I've done that trying to save an almost dead plant but I would never do it to a healthy one. Roots go down to tiny little capillary like stems that you just ripped off the larger stems, it looks healthy and should bounce back.
 
Like they said...a little more water. A little less light/heat and it will bounce back. Bet it already looks better today.
 
Actually still looks bad. Went for the worst. Added some water. All the leaves have no lift all wilted. Forasium I believe it might be
 
Looking at the trunk of the plant I can confirm its forasium wilt. :(. Only time will tell when it will go. Like its sister bhut. It too shall die
 
If it is in shock that's pretty bad. Washing the root ball will do that. Water it, put it under some light and leave it alone. I'll bet it's back, standing tall in a couple of days.
 
Give the leaves a light misting to help. You washed the roots on a good size plant, that will make them wilt for a good while.
 
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