Could this be a sunburned leaf? Natural light in my house is all indirect.. have some grow lights that I keep on a few hours each day. Heās.crying as well.. guess he misses his buddies at Trader Joeās
Could this be a sunburned leaf? Natural light in my house is all indirect.. have some grow lights that I keep on a few hours each day. Heās.crying as well.. guess he misses his buddies at Trader Joeās
Hello, this is most likely not a sunburn which tends to be more irregular/ burned looking most cases itās just a leaf lost due to new conditions or itās time has come to an end. As far as the weeping plant some plants have the ability to do that! During transpiration they can accumulate droplets of water!
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yes iāve noticed this happens in the few days after a watering with my pothos. or if the humidity is high. itās called guttation if youād like to learn more about it
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Hmm interesting
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I love TJās plants! Saw a raindrop peperomia a couple months ago that I managed to resist buying š I think that your leaf has just come to the end of its life :)
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It is most likely overwatered if its yellowed and crying, I know that alocasias and such tend to āweepā when they have excess water.
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Not entirely true I have an plant in water been like that for months and it has displayed yellow and weeping
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That is just my personal experience after having to move my alocasias and philodendron giganteums inside due to heated weather and dealing with their lack on interest in waterings, I know that everyone has their own unique plants with its own unique needs, but its ok to just stick to misting and avoid watering unless itās noticeably needed when possible. As commonly said, it is better to underwater than overwater with most plants.
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I just brought her home in saturday and havenāt watered.. guess itās TJs fault!
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