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My philodandron is slowly dying (I created a previous post here, but I lost the access to the account for some reason :/)

In the other post I showed how it went from a nice big plant to losing all its leaves:

a) When we got it enter image description here

b) A few weeks later: enter image description here

And now it's in a precarious state with only 16 leaves. BUT, we have made a discovery that we couldn't see before: It's got this black goo in the trunk and inside some of fold of the wilted leaves!

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And here more closely:

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I've done a bit of reading and I think it might be a Erwinia Blight? But I know I'm no better than someone googling their own symptoms and thinking that it's surely something terrible... Anyone knows what it could be?

PS: I would like to apologise to user @Bamboo who kindly replied to my old post but I wasn't able to respond due to not being able to access the account.

Paco
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  • You should answer the questions from the comments to your earlier post. – Johannes_B May 12 '20 at 06:20
  • @Johannes_B good though, but impossible at the moment with the account confusion. Paco, please see [here](https://gardening.stackexchange.com/help/merging-accounts) how to proceed to have the accounts merged, which will then allow you to access your first post as well, thanks. Once that’s done, I recommend you do some cleanup, please. – Stephie May 12 '20 at 11:17
  • @stephie The OP could answer them here. – Johannes_B May 12 '20 at 11:32
  • I will merge the accounts and tackle the issue here, as it's more updated. Thanks. – Paco May 15 '20 at 04:54
  • Answering @Bamboo 's questions here: `How sure are you that this is a Philodendron (I don't recognise it as a philodendron)? did it come with a label giving the full name of the plant?` It did not come with a label, I bought it from a lady who was moving houses. `And are you saying it now receives no daylight (not sunlight) at all?` It is now next to a window with pretty good light, but no direct sunrays. – Paco May 15 '20 at 04:58

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