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yene_fikir

This is my stromanthe triostar is there any hope for her?! Please please PLEASE any help would be appreciated 🙏🏾

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  1. Anya

    Would you be able to tell me the care that you’re providing now? Lighting, humidity, watering, etc

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    • yene_fikir

      I just water when the app tells me to lol

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    • Anya

      I recommend using distilled water or rainwater if you aren’t already. Indirect light should be fine. I find that the app tells me to overwater so maybe you can try snoozing the water reminder for 2 days and then water!

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    • Anya

      Unless the window is a southern or western window with no sheer curtain - that could be a bit too much light

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    • yene_fikir

      My window is southern but we face a literal forest so it’s not always thaaaat bright but that was a factor in my placing it far from the window

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    • yene_fikir

      Thank you sooooo much I appreciate the advice

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  2. Eliya

    Yellowing is usually do to overwatering. Any yellow or crispy leaves are dead and will not come back, so you can chop those off. I recommend watching a few care videos for this plant on YouTube! You can figure out what’s wrong and how to fix it there

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    • yene_fikir

      I’ll look into it more!!! I’m just so panicked that it’ll die in like five seconds

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  3. Plant Father

    this does look a bit over watered to me and it would make sense if you’re watering when the app says to. i usually skip it at least once. they’re surprisingly tough so as long as you let it dry out a fair bit more it’ll probably be fine, if you notice it continuing to decline the roots could be rotting. i wait until the new leaves on mine stop unfurling to water, by then the top 1/2” to inch of soil is dry

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    • yene_fikir

      Thanks so much this is really helpful info!!

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    • Plant Father

      no problem! good luck rehabbing, i find that as long as you catch a plant problem before all the leaves and roots are gone, there’s still a chance they’ll come back. and more healthy leaves = greater chance of success. keep a close eye on it to watch for rot though

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