Just rescued a golden pothos and some of its leaves have brown spots and bite marks from pests. When I rescued it was not in a good area to be in. The pot it was in was about a 7 inch and when I repotted it, it had soil compaction and circular roots. It had to go in a pot and a lot of them are being grown in water. One of its leaves has crunchy brown spots on the edge. Any idea what it is and what to do about it? BTW moved for photo gets about 8-9 hours of bright indirect light.
I have posted about this plant before. I was talking about what happened when I got it and what it is doing now
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Prune that off immediately. Growth ≠ health. You can see its trying to start a new leaf before this one is even close to done maturing, not good. Its panicking. Unpot it and check the roots. I had a similar problem when switched to a coconut based soil, it got packed down really tight and strangled the roots. $5 bag of perlite fixed it right up. If you cant find a problem with the roots or soil, you may just have to let it acclimate.
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