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1. 

   Buzzard

   12 months ago

   Houseplants are expensive.

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   Cassy

   12 months ago

   If you’re good on humidity, light, and fertilizer it might be the watering schedule? Infrequent or overwatering can cause browning/yellowing. Are you able to rule out root rot? Also adding Silica for plants as needed when watering can help with maintaining variegation.

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     Cassy

     12 months ago

     If this is happening out of nowhere for sure inspect for pests. Hopefully it’s not thrips

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   Phil

   12 months ago

   The white turning brown in highly variegated plants is pretty much normal. You can help avoid the issue with a silica supplement.

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   9s

   12 months ago

   The new growth looks smaller and smaller. Can you confirm? If so, the area is too dark for the plant and the white parts are being sacrificed. 😭

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     Brook

     12 months ago

     I have it on a high shelf but it’s not near the light so I’ll probably move it and try getting it more humidity

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   Yup

   12 months ago

   Needs light

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