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I repotted the plant, no gravel at the bottom.

Provide details and share your research! — Jun 7 at 11:22• Water the pot when the pot is light when you pick it up.

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I recommend that you first cut off all of the dead leaves and stems and then repot the plant into a pot with drainage holes, using a decent potting mix that contains a lot of perlite.

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I've cut out almost everything and hope that it will grow from the roots.

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I'll follow your plan and hope for the best! Do NOT put gravel or any other substance in the bottom of the pot: this causes a perched water table, which makes drainage worse not better yes, this is counter-intuitive, but.

There's only one branch that looks healthy, all of the others are down and withering.

So which is worse: keeping it in the ultra wet soil or risking repotting? But I also know repotting can be quite stressful even for a healthy plant.

And, at last, maybe what I should've started with: is there hope at all? I read that lavender likes a lot of sun, but also on some threads they advised against putting it directly in the sun after buying it from a store where it was kept in the dark, but rather give it time to adapt at put it in the shadow at first.

Water well, removing any water left in the saucer after thirty minutes, then follow a one-week hardening-off process: Days 1 and 2: place the plant only in indirect light.