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I'll follow your plan and hope for the best! Depending on pot size, rain, sun, and temperature, this could be daily or every other day.

Wow, thank you so much! Here's the plant just before repotting: Lavender can be tough plants, and since you don't have much money in this one, I think you can be aggressive in its treatment.

Water the pot when the pot is light when you pick it up.

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

So which is worse: keeping it in the ultra wet soil or risking repotting?.

Since mine is in a really bad state and I got it from a super dark place in the store that's probably why it's dying , should I put it in the sun, or adapt it gradually? 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.

And, at last, maybe what I should've started with: is there hope at all? Asking for help, clarification, or responding to other answers.

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The soil it's planted in right now looks very, very wet and as I read, lavender doesn't like that.

Day 3: Give the plant maybe an hour of direct sun morning light is probably best if you're in a hot climate Day 4: Two hours in direct sun Day 5: Three to four hours in direct sun Day 6: Six hours in direct sun Day 7 and ongoing: Direct sun as much as possible.