Can ANYBODY help me at least with one of these guys, please? Why does the top plant have those spots? Why does the leaf of the bottom left shrivel up like that? Why does the middle look so sad? Like it is so flimsy and clearly looks unhealthy. And why do the leaves of the bottom right have those brown spots and are so droopy? Do they have diseases maybe? I water them accordingly and give them all indirect sun or light from my plant lights.
Your Philodendrine Prince of Orange looks a little dry. How often do you water it? I'm not sure what is going on with your flaming Katy, has it been sitting in soggy soil, maybe check for root rot? Not sure about the other two.im not super familiar with pests but the main culprits for me are usually water and sunlight. Could also be temp, how has the temperature been lately where you are? Sorry to inundate you with questions.
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What are you watering them with? How frequently? How much? Do they have drainage? What are they growing in? IMO that lower left (looks like mother in laws tongue) looks to have been overwatered. That happened to me after letting mine dry out so bad when I did water her she water logged bad. Lost some of her but she rebounded. The bottom middle (POO) looks well overwatered to me also, what with the yellowed and mushy leaves, but the top layer looks well dried out. What is it growing in?
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The pots look too big with too much water and soil for the last three. This can lead to rot. The snake plant likes a pot just big enough to hold the roots with a little room for growth. Water globes kept full of water all the time don’t give the soil time to dry out also leading to root rot. I recommend downsizing the last three pots. The snake plant can go weeks without water. Stop using the water globe on the Birkin and just water thoroughly when the soil dries.
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