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Anybody know what happened to my dragon tooth alocasia? I noticed a wet mark then it just ripped!
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Bella56Have you been misting it?
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Yes every 3 days
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Timmyturner😳
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- OGForestGreen
Following this post. My black velvet has developed some sort of rotting wet marks as well. I’m curious the cause.
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MoriahA quick Google search said they were “blisters” of water from being over watered.
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Alocasias don’t like wet leaves, it causes them to develop fungal/bacterial infections. I think this was caused by water sitting directly on the leaves. If it was overwatered the leaves would turn yellow. To increase humidity use a humidifier instead of misting.
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Thank you that makes sense, I was misting every 3 days
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Happy to help, I hope your plant recovers quickly 🤞🏼
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- Timmyturner
I literally never heard anyone saying they mist their plants 3 times a week that is no good
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I just did what the app told me to do, this is the only alocasia I own. Never had experience with it.
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- Timmyturner
I understand one thing I learned is plants should never be on a schedule it can help you give you an idea of when to start paying attention to the soil but majority of plants I wait for completely dry
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- Timmyturner
Better to just get a humidifier
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And just a helpful tip misting indoor plants can promote fungus and rotting especially if it doesn’t dry fast enough if you can get a humidifier that would be better humidity helps with growth
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