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   MinervaDreaming

   9 days ago

   That looks like it’s not getting enough light and maybe being overwatered?

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     Holly

     9 days ago

     Ok thanks but I don't water it unless its dry

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     MinervaDreaming

     9 days ago

     I’d say it’s definitely not getting nearly enough light. I have a pretty strong grow light on mine.

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   Miminggay&Baker

   9 days ago

   It looks overwatered.

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     Holly

     9 days ago

     Im not sure

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   Plant Daddy 3000

   9 days ago

   Is there a place it can go outside in indirect light for a couple of days? I’ve had a couple plants like this and the issue for them was not enough light, mixed with overwatering in both cases. I put them outside and they are super happy now

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     Holly

     9 days ago

     I can for a couple of days when its in the seventies

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     Holly

     9 days ago

     I've got way too many plants

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   Random Strands

   9 days ago

   Just asking, is there any way it may have had or has mites? This will look this way after a while also. But it definitely needs to sit near a window. (If watering is not the issue, I’d repot it with fresh soil. Maybe a smaller tighter pot for a bit. Spray them off and wash the roots before going into new soil. Place near window.

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   jmrearick

   8 days ago

   Does it have good drainage because it looks overwatered or underwatered? Both give droopy yellowing leaves when they aren’t getting enough oxygen. You get that from under/over watering. So you gotta figure out which. How does the top 1-2 “ of soil feel.

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   Tracy Lee

   8 days ago

   The pot looks far too big for the plant resulting in holding moisture too long. I did the same thing. I would repot into a more snug home. Godspeed!💚💚

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