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Michelle

My plant has been doing great I repotted put her in a draining pot and chunky soil by a humidifier and the last couple of weeks. I’ve noticed her starting to brown and the tips drying out and curling any idea on what this is. I checked thoroughly and I don’t see any infestation, but some leaves do have tiny spots where it looks like it was poked

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  1. The leafy Angel

    How long ago did you repot? She might just be dramatic from the repot

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  2. Michelle

    About 2-3 weeks ago

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    • The leafy Angel

      The last alocasia I repotted took about a month to bounce back and start to put out new leaves after losing a lot of leaves

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  3. Jillybean

    Are you using tap water? If so, buy some aquarium water conditioner at a pet store (it’s the same thing and cheaper than water conditioners made for plants) and put a few drops in every time you water ANY of your plants. Most plants are sensitive to chlorine, lime, etc in tap water and it’s a common cause for leaf tip problems. I promise it’ll make a huge difference!

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    • Michelle

      I never use tap water on my plants it’s distilled water or I use a water conditioner for plants

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    • Jillybean

      Awesome! So many people don’t know about it! She’s probably a little stressed. They love to be root bound so she’s may just be pouting about you giving her a new place to live. Whenever I repot or have to treat a plant for bugs I always move it into my bathroom for a month. Tons of light, great humidity. If that’s not a good place for your girl I’m sure you can create a similar environment somewhere else in your home. You could also try poking some holes in the sides of your container - these ladies love to breathe! I’ve got mine in a Naked root planter, but it’s really easy to just heat up a skewer and poke a few holes halfway up the sides.

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