Is this bad?? This is my Scindapsus Silver Hero. It doesn’t look like damage, it looks like water-log or whatever it’s called when the cells burst due to water consumption, but the soil is nearly dry/ready for watering, and the “pattern” puts me in mind of thrip damage. And since I’m currently battling thrips in another section of my jungle, I want to be sure this isn’t it!
Definitely looks like edema, I saw a Reddit thread saying some people see this on their scindapsus. Maybe try to give it a few more days between watering
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Agreed. Definitely edema. You can also try poking holes into the top of the soil to help aerate it more
2 Me gusta That’s what it’s called! Thank you. Yeah I’m not watering him yet. I’m just glad it’s not thrips. 😬 And the soil is nice and loose. He’s good in that department. I haven’t had Scindapsus before so I’m not sure what’s normal and good for them.
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My nursery rep said they start to curl when thirsty. I just got one recently! ❤️
1 me gusta They do. Just like pothos. But I don’t like to let them get to that point, it’s traumatizing for them. I prefer to keep track of the soil moisture.
1 me gusta I didn't know regular pothos did that! Yeah, my scinda is new to me but I'm not waiting either then!
0 Me gusta Yeap! In my experience, Pothos have to be really very dry to curl, and since the most common problem plant owners have is overwatering, it’s not a wonder it’s a rare sight. 😁 It started happening to my Jade Pothos because she needed a repot and was too root bound for a good watering to make a difference.
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