Can anyone tell me why my Tropic Snow plant has drops of water on the leaves? Did I over water it? Is my home to hot? It’s usually between 80 to 86 degrees inside my home these last few days. I just purchased it on 07/24 and I watered it the same day after I repotted it. The same day I watered it, drops of water appeared on them. I hope this is not a bad sign 😕
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YOU KEEP YOUR HOUSE AT 80 😳
1 Like Lol not by choice. It’s hot where I live and can’t control it. No AC either which doesn’t help. I’m use to it by now.
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I’ve had this happen too and had no idea. I’m so glad alee asked. The amount of knowledge in this group is amazing!
1 Like It definitely is. 😊 I was scared for a min. I thought I had over watered it. 😐
0 Likes That was my thought too! Like I said, so glad you asked.
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Definitely transpiration! If you see water pockets on the actual leaves that’s a problem. (They look like blisters that we get on our skin) If it’s just drips of water usually at the tips of leaves it’s just transpiration :)
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I always take it as a good sign tbh my monstera does this and she’s as healthy as ever done it since the day I first got her.
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