Hi! My silver sprinkles plant was happy and growing lots until I recently moved it to college. It’s now sad and droopy and I want to intervene asap. I’m not sure if it somehow was squashed in the move or if it’s just traumatized, but it’s my favorite plant and I would really appreciate any advice!!
Google says the plant likes high humidity, indirect bright light, and no chlorine in the water. It’s sensitive to wet leaves, both overwatering and under watering. I would assume you are providing the same care. The plant looks very dry. So, possible issues are stress from the change of environment, underwatering, insufficient humidity or to much chlorine and minerals/chalk in the water at college. Fixes: Use filtered water or bottled water. Bottom water to ensure the plant gets enough water. Increase humidity with a humidifier or a pebble tray with water below the plant.
1 Likethe water at my house is definitely full of things so that could be the issue. thanks for the advice!
1 Like Add a grow light or move closer to bright indirect light, if lighting is too low. Stress related issues will eventually go away.
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Top lightning is needed and for a decent revive I’d recommend humidity increasing
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