My snake plant has yellowing leaves. Is this due to overwatering and what do I do? Does it need more sun? It's a little humid here in Florida now. It has a grow light shelf but probably not too much light.
My soil bound variegated pothos that's stays on balcony during day (7 hours) had an underwatering problem. It seems to be doing better but some of the leaves are getting yellow and brown. What might be the issue? I'm in Florida and my balcony gets about 3-4 hours of bright direct light.
Got this from Lowe's. It appears that all these plants are separate leaves planted into the soil. It stays in bright sunlight in balcony. Is watered adequately. So why are the leaves curling inwards, becoming dry, falling apart and not maintaining strength and shape like before? It's been about 2 weeks.
I got this about three weeks ago. I use bottled water, she gets indirect sun from window and has grow lights. What's happening? Every day there's a yellowing leaf that eventually dies in two days. Am I doing something wrong? I also often put her in the bathroom while taking a shower to just get her some humidity (I can't get a humidifier rn). Indoor plant food every two weeks. For reference, I'm in Florida, so pretty decent window sun.
I got this last winter, and she had flowers. But due to overwatering and leaf necrosis, I almost lost her. Then repotted with succulent mix and she seemed to slowly recover by shedding old, blackened leaves. But now I recently had a thrip infestation (ongoing losing battle, ngl) and I use neem spray. But I think she has again taken a major hit. Leaves are falling off. Got like barely two flowers. What do I do?
I had left my monstera plants for two months with a friend and I came back to yellowing leaves with brown spots (on only one, the other one seems good). What's up? I live in Florida and it's pretty hot here now. There's some black things underneath the leaves but nothing seems to be moving or something so it could just be dirt too. What do I do? I'm not sure if they over or underwatered.
Hi, this is a rented apartment that I share. What can we add to the walls (or other places) to enhance a farmhouse rustic aesthetic sort of thing? We can't repaint and/or add carpets to the floor because it's a common area (the one here was just for sitting).
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