I thought I added a subtitle but some context: It happened virtually overnight. I check up on my plants everyday and there’s another that doesn’t have any issues. I checked one day and almost all the leaves were browning or curling up and I am heartbroken. I checked the roots and they didn’t appear to smell or be mushy or anything so Idk what’s going on.
PriceFragrant1657
How often have you been watering? It really does look like root rot… I hate to say it. I don’t know what else would cause that type of necrosis on newer growth. Usually when they are under-watered, it’s always the lower leaves that start to turn yellow and crispy first, the new growth at the top is the last thing to be affected. So this is perplexing… :/
PriceFragrant1657
How often have you been watering? It really does look like root rot… I hate to say it. I don’t know what else would cause that type of necrosis on newer growth. Usually when they are under-watered, it’s always the lower leaves that start to turn yellow and crispy first, the new growth at the top is the last thing to be affected. So this is perplexing… :/
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I thought I added a subtitle but some context: It happened virtually overnight. I check up on my plants everyday and there’s another that doesn’t have any issues. I checked one day and almost all the leaves were browning or curling up and I am heartbroken. I checked the roots and they didn’t appear to smell or be mushy or anything so Idk what’s going on.
How often have you been watering? It really does look like root rot… I hate to say it. I don’t know what else would cause that type of necrosis on newer growth. Usually when they are under-watered, it’s always the lower leaves that start to turn yellow and crispy first, the new growth at the top is the last thing to be affected. So this is perplexing… :/
How often have you been watering? It really does look like root rot… I hate to say it. I don’t know what else would cause that type of necrosis on newer growth. Usually when they are under-watered, it’s always the lower leaves that start to turn yellow and crispy first, the new growth at the top is the last thing to be affected. So this is perplexing… :/