Help! 1. Why is the bottom of the leaves starting to yellow, 2. Should I repot or propagate? 3 If I should propagate, where do I make the cut?
Help! 1. Why is the bottom of the leaves starting to yellow, 2. Should I repot or propagate? 3 If I should propagate, where do I make the cut?
I would wait to propagate so it can get better I would say it looks under watered how many times do you water it a week or a day or when ever you do it and yes I would repot it even if it doesn’t have big roots still do it
1 me gustaThe plant is drowning. An under watered plant means dry soil that can’t support fungus gnats or the fungus shown on the clay pot. The soil is already soaked and still sitting in water causing root rot. I recommend dumping the excess water as soon as both the plant and clay pot are moist. Add a smalll fan near the plants to get good air circulation around the pot to help quickly dry down the soil. Fungus gnats thrive on continuously wet soil. Treat the fungus gnats by changing the soil if the roots are rotted and smelly. Use Mosquito Bits, BMC Lift or buy beneficial nematodes in the soil. Directions are on the package. 🪴🍀
0 Me gustaI just watered it today. I put them in those trays to water, once it get finish draining, I dump it. They don't permanently sit in the water.
0 Me gustaI don’t think this is actually the problem, but usually gloriousum prefer to crawl along the ground and root in as they go. You can see in my picture how my pot is longer as to allow it to snake around the pot as it grows. The second I made this transition it became sooooo much happier and the leaves tripled in size. Also, I know it is a bit hard to see the pot in my photo, but it is the only one I have on hand. Good luck with whatever is causing yellowing on be leaves! I would check the roots to make sure nothing weird is going on and if they look root bound, repot. ❤️
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