Recharge rate stops below low life with Petrified Blood

I am running Blood Magic, Eternal Youth, Petrified Blood, Dissolution of the Flesh, and I noticed that whenever my character gets below "low life", which is 55% because of a life notable, and which means reserving that much life because of dissolution, recharge rate stops.

If i take off Petrified Blood, any damage taken stops the recharge rate.
Divine flesh does not seem to affect this at all.
Blood Magic also doesnt seem to make a difference really.
It is the interaction between recharge rate and Petrified Blood that is the key here.

It seems odd to me, and im wondering if you think that is indeed intended?

Sorry for the noise, it does make sense. If i get enough recoup to offset petrified blood, it does what i would expect.

Actually i am still quite confused. Can someone explain what is going on here? I was wrong about recoup, it doesnt affect the situation

Maybe I'm misunderstanding the situation, but Petrified Blood stops Life regen above Low Life.

Edit: I am definitely misunderstanding the situation

I would expect either recharge never stops, regardless of reserved life, or it stops at any reserved life.

Interestingly, when i dont have petrified blood on, it stops recharging on any life reserved

out of topic but you shouldn't use the 55% mastery with that setup.

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auspexa wrote:

out of topic but you shouldn't use the 55% mastery with that setup.

That is out of topic. Out of curiosity though, what downside is it that you see?

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Rumblepie wrote:

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auspexa wrote:

out of topic but you shouldn't use the 55% mastery with that setup.

That is out of topic. Out of curiosity though, what downside is it that you see?

eternal youth recharges you to 55% life, but petrified blood only protects you below HALF LIFE

so you're losing petrified blood's progenesis effect while you're at 55%, because you're not below half life

https://www.reddit.com/r/PathOfExileBuilds/comments/172zv8q/psa_the_low_life_55hp_mastery_bricks_dissolution/

Aha, that makes sense, thank you for that explanation