Thai constellation help!!! My leaf has this pot on her but diagnosis says water issue but she is watered and Im not sure what else could help!
Thai constellation help!!! My leaf has this pot on her but diagnosis says water issue but she is watered and Im not sure what else could help!
Did you check for pests? Magnify lens would help see the little critters. Look underneath the foliage. By silica. It helps with brooding spots
0 LikesI have looked but can’t find anything!
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Wipe the leaves and stems and buy silica. It’s a huge help for variegated plants
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When u bought it it had a bit of brown or developed on your care?
0 LikesDeveloped on my care!😩
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It is not in a chunky mix. But I do let the soil dry on the top before watering again.
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If it’s potted from nursery soil still, that type of soil takes a while to dry. Get a water meter and check moisture way down the soil. I believe it’s a water issue then. Easy to fix
1 LikeIs this chunky soil better for monsteras? I have a regular monstera that is droopy!
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Or a wood stick, like sushi sticks and insert way down to the soil, wait a few minutes and pull it out and see if it’s wet
1 LikeIt is wet!
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They like chunky soil. Corse bark, perlite, a bit of good quality soil, and monsteras are big feeders so plant food like Osmocote (something like that)
1 LikeI will look into some chunky soil better
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I have 5 monsteras 😂😝
1 LikeThais cannot be treated the same as their green cousins. As I mentioned in the previous post about thai constellation, a good article is at lovethatleaf.com entitled Thai constellation the ultimate care guide and how not to kill them.
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