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title: "What’s wrong with my plant?"
description: "What’s wrong with my plant?"
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author: "Joy"
published: "2025-04-25T15:32:35.329567Z"
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# What’s wrong with my plant?

_Publicado por Joy el 2025-04-25_

What’s wrong with my plant?

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## 3 comentarios

### Yolanda comentó el 2025-04-25

The rocks in the soil is killing your plant gradually.. rocks make the aesthetic look good however, it holds too much moisture in the soil that doesn’t evaporate quickly in between waterings. Think of the rocks used on pebble trays to produce humidity for plants., that’s just my thought

#### Joy respondió el 2025-04-25

That makes sense, I’ll definitely take them out now

### Carmine @ Hort Spec comentó el 2025-04-26

Looks like signs of overwatering. Check the roots for any rot, let the soil dry out completely, and reduce watering — Dracaena doesn’t need much to survive. Once the plant starts recovering, you can apply a balanced, diluted fertilizer to help restore color, boost growth, and improve overall appearance

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