Hello 👋 I am a bit stumped with my anthurium crystallium, she was doing really well, I keep her moist and she also has a moss collar too. She is adequate lighting and humidity is pretty good, it's ambient but we sit above 60% I also use a humidifier. I thought perhaps I had overwatered her, but her roots look healthy and she's in a very chunky mix. I'm concerned it might be fungal or bacterial? If anyone has an idea would be marvellous 😊💚 thank youuuu
Did you just get it recently? If so, it could be stressed as well.
1 like It's gone through a shift in environment, I think that's also not helped either, thank you for your reply 💚
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Usually that type of yellowing is overwatering. Did anything change with humidity recently? If it was raised longer than normal it can change their respiration and guttation. Usually fungal/bacterial youd see browning with a yellow halo. And bacterial would progress VERY quickly
2 likes I think you are right with regards to humidity, it's been pretty consistent but then we had all our windows changed in our house which sent me mad with anxiety 🥴😂 and I think I went a bit mad with the humidifier, would you suggest to cut this leaf off? The roots look great and the moss collar is helping with further rooting. Thank you for your replies 💚
1 like If you don't notice the yellowing progressing, I'd leave it. Just because it's still green and producing chlorophyll. If it starts getting worse......Or you hate the look and it has other leaves, chop it.
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