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Bri

Small leaf yellowed in just a few days, the bigger leaf seems to be yellowing. I repotted a few days ago and put her back in the same pot as her roots weren’t big enough to size up. Whats wrong with her 🥲

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  1. Chrissy

    Repotting causes stress so go easy on it. Make sure you’re not over watering!

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    • Bri

      Thanks ! She wasn’t very big to begin with so it’s scaring me lol. I made sure not to mess with her roots too much and the little leaf yellowed pretty quick so 😭

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    • Bri

      Also I only watered after replanting and I had her for a week before that !

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    • Chrissy

      I noticed mine doesn’t like to move around a lot. I try to keep it in one place. I recently moved it outside in a more shaded, humid environment so her leaves can uncurl properly and she got a little yellow in spots just from that!

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    • Bri

      I bought mine with one of the leaves having a few yellow spots other than that she looks great. I’ve been trying to find her a good spot and I just put her in my daughters room with the humidifier cuz I haven’t got it into my room yet and I didn’t want to bring her around my other 2 plants in the room yet cuz I’m fighting off gnats lol. It’s a daily struggle ! Hopefully she’ll be ok tho 🥲

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  2. send_nodes

    I wouldn’t be too concerned about that small leaf yellowing. Alocasias tend to drop the oldest leaf when they’re getting ready to grow a new one. But definitely keep an eye on the bigger one if it’s turning yellow

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    • Bri

      Thank youuuu, what do I do to stop the yellowing ? I feel like the bigger one is slightly yellowing

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  3. Bella56

    This is pretty typical for alocasias, they are very finicky and any moving around, repotting or new environment will stress them out and cause them to drop leaves. All you can do now is leave it alone and make sure it has bright light and humidity if possible

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    • Bri

      Thanks ! I’ll be putting a humidifier in my room soon 😁

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