So I came home today and looked at all my plants and there was this brownish liquid on the side of my Alocasia pot and idk what it is or is it good can someone help?
So I came home today and looked at all my plants and there was this brownish liquid on the side of my Alocasia pot and idk what it is or is it good can someone help?
Is it inside the pot, or just on the outside? How does the soil look?
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It looks to just be outside the pot and the soil looks wet still but I had just watered yesterday so that’s expected
0 J'aimeThen I think it’s probably normal! I had the same think happen to me & found that clay pots “weep” like that
1 j'aimeIt’s guttation, the plant removing excess moisture, or it’s the remnant sap in the dying leaf that’s sitting on the rim of the pot. Google ‘bleeding alocasia’ and guttation for more info.
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Thank you everyone for the help I didn’t know my terracotta weep as well cause I’ve seen my Alocasias “weep” it just threw me off with the brown cause they usually only weep water from the leaves
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