Hello! I have a monstera plant that had been doing overall okay but not really growing. I took it out of the pot, and noticed that the soil around the roots was all dry and dense. So I broke away the old soil from the roots, which looked nice and healthy, and repotted it in the same pot with fresh soil (potting soil and perlite). Then I gave it quite a bit of water. Within a few days after that the leaves became very droopy. I thought it was transplant stress but 2.5 weeks later it looks the same. The soil is also still measuring as wet with my moisture meter. The top cm or so soil is bone dry but through the bottom drainage holes I feel the soil is moist but not soggy. I just don't know what to do to make it happy again. Is he underwatered? Overwatered? Something else?
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