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title: "I got a milk confetti syngonium and pink neon about three weeks ago.…"
description: "I got a milk confetti syngonium and pink neon about three weeks ago. I also have a strawberry cream. I repotted all three. This morning I noticed the milk…"
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community: "Pests, diseases and problems"
author: "happysoxdonkey"
published: "2025-10-04T19:50:41.787599Z"
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# I got a milk confetti syngonium and pink neon about three weeks ago.…

_Posted by happysoxdonkey on 2025-10-04_

I got a milk confetti syngonium and pink neon about three weeks ago. I also have a strawberry cream. I repotted all three. This morning I noticed the milk confetti had several of the small leaves turn yellow. I trimmed them off, but I wish I would have taken a picture first. It was very dry and I watered it thoroughly today. It’s in a clear plastic pot, and the other leaves look very healthy. My other two syngoniums look great. They’re all under a grow light.

Since I’m rather new to syngoniums I wanted to ask if you think I should be concerned. Can the yellow leaves be because it needed to be watered? Is there anything else I should check for? It seems pest free.

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## 2 comments

### Nunyabzwx commented on 2025-10-05

Was the yellow leaf from the bottom? Old leaves die while new leaves come in. If you keep getting yellow leaves and no new growth then there's a cause to be concerned. But just keep an eye on it. I'm sure theres no need to worry as long as your taking care of it. Has enough light and water it should be fine!!

#### happysoxdonkey replied on 2025-10-05

Yes they were tiny leaves at the bottom. There were two bigger leaves but one was damaged so that might be why. I’ll just make sure not to let it get so dry

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