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Olafhenny · 04-14-2015, 04:39 PM

Transplanting shock does not always happen, but is nothing unusual. What I have so far not
observed is, that it also affects the emerging leaves. Try to provide some shade though, at
least for a week or two.

It is unlikely, whatever it is, that it has affected the corm, since it has just happened in a
short time. And if you have a sound corm, you have the makings of a healthy plant and yours
will almost certainly recover.

Good luck,

Olaf

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