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   Amy

   9 months ago

   Have you checked the roots? When I’ve overwatered the roots start rotting and the leaves turn yellow and fall off. If the soil is really moist, I recommend getting it into new soil and changing your water frequency and amount

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   Dondoo52

   9 months ago

   It hard to reverse the damage on these when overwatering has occurred. I agree to check the roots and clean any that are salvageable in a mix of peroxide and water. Repot and allow the soil to completely dry between waterings. As for fertilizer, once a month in spring and summer.

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   jlsKenzy

   9 months ago

   I've struggled with mine with doing the same thing. I agree with the above. Unpot, trim away all yellow/dying leaves...But, also check the leaves thoroughly. I ended up finding thrips on mine. So, I isolated it and placed a couple of the remaining healthy stalks in a water/leca set up - basically as a propagation to save it. It's still a battle with thrips, but it has been doing better.

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   brittrb

   9 months ago

   Maybe too much fertilizer?

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   Lexuss

   9 months ago

   Thank you everyone!

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   Waspinator

   9 months ago

   You might test your water; it may be sensitive to some mineral or chemical in it

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