what’s going on with my peacock plant??? i keep her in bright indirect light and water with distilled water when the soil starts to dry out. am i doing something wrong??
what’s going on with my peacock plant??? i keep her in bright indirect light and water with distilled water when the soil starts to dry out. am i doing something wrong??
I would clip all the dead and yellowing leaves so that the plant doesn’t waste water sending it to the dead leaves!
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Have you checked for spider mites? Especially on the curled up leaves?
1 likeI have a rattlesnake plant which is also a calathea… exact same thing happened to me! I’ve improved it by balancing my watering with humidity - letting the soil dry out completely, but spritzing the leaves whenever I think of it (these plants like higher humidity). I hope you’re able to fix it! Good luck!
2 likesI agree with misting more. The curling leaves may be dehydration. But i don’t know that I would water more right away with out trying to mist with distilled water.
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