Help! This triostar keeps getting crispy ends, she’s still growing. I water her when she’s 2/3 of the way dry, with reverse osmosis water. She is one a window sill that gets bright indirect morning light. It is pretty low humidity though. Thanks guys!
I would definitely say it’s a humidity thing! These guys are drama queens and the rest looks healthy. You could try cutting the dry tips to blend it with the rest of the plant better!
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If it's any kind of ginger plant, they cannot have enough humidity. Mine would have lived in the humidifier if I had grow lights in there. I eventually threw it out because I couldn't stand looking at it so crispy. It was watered fine, had thick healthy roots, was always pushing out new leaves but never was happy or not crispy
0 likes Thanks! Any tips on how to raise humidity? If I can prevent it I would like to not get a humidifier due to the fact in highly allergic to mold!
0 likesNot sure how well it works but I’ve heard putting the pot on a tray with pebbles and water on it can help and if you mist is with water regularly (2-3x daily)
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