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caroline

Anyone know why this calethea vittata’s leaves are curling? I water when top two inches of soil are dry.

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  1. skylar

    my calatheas ends of its leaves are doing the same thing. i’ve heard it might be under fertilized. have you fertilized it ?

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    • caroline

      I have not

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  2. amanda

    i’m not 100% sure but it could be the water! if it’s not distilled/filtered i think that can happen. there’s tap water conditioner for plants you can get on amazon!

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    • caroline

      Ok thank you!

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  3. skylar

    i saw someone else say that it could be the water, that’s valid too, i only use distilled water, which is why i think it could be the fertilizer. it could also be inconsistent watering, there’s a lot of things it could be, also check your humidity if they’re dried out. i read that they like a good bit of humidity, if they are very soft and not dried up maybe you’re overwatering

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    • caroline

      Ok thank you!!

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