If this is in time: if there aren't any drain holes there still has to be some sort of 'drainage' provision. This may mean a deep layer of pebbles.

If you root-pruned as well as removed the centipedes - it helps to reduce the amount of foliage as well so the leaves aren't losing water quicker than the reduced roots can supply it.

If there's no drainage - it could be drowning. Insufficient air, soggy soil, rotting roots - especially if the bugs were feasting on the roots and left open wounds there.

They aren't great in fierce and direct sun. They'll drop leaves. And they drink heaps - so reliable water will be needed.

For the pot - allow an inch all round between the root ball and the rim of the new pot. Allow a couple of inches underneath the present root ballfor fresh mix to grow down into, and a minimum of half an inch between the top of the soil and the rim of the pot.

And excellent drainage: if there's only one hole in the pot then it must be not less than an inch across. If you have it in plastic then be sure to have plenty of holes in the bottom of the pot. At least six at about three-eighths across.

If you want to use a cache pot then put the actual planting pot inside the cache on feet or a layer of pebbles so the pot never sits in stagnant water. A little water in the bottom of the cache will improve the local humidity for the plant but you don't want it staying there long enough tp either go green or smell.

I have a problem with my Plant I repotted it in a big pot it seemed fine in a first day but the 2nd day and 3rd day was kind of droopy.Pls help me with this.

I bought the same plant at home depot. Mine was fine. 2 weeks its completely dried out. Every single leaf is dried out not a single green leaf left. Im so bummed. I am glad mine did not have centipedes.