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   Pothos_whisperer

   2 months ago

   It’s most likely due to the lack of nutrients, it’s simple, just fertilize or else it will just keep sacrificing older leaves to make new growth.

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     Brijae

     2 months ago

     Any fertilizer recommendations

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   Yup

   2 months ago

   Most alocatias tend to do that. I have a dragon scale, and it’s been acting up lately. I guess I should be paying more attention and showing it a bit more love.

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   jadesmish

   2 months ago

   I have heard that some forms of juvenile alocasia tend to have 1-3 leaves, routinely growing a new leaf and dropping an old one until mature. I’m not sure if it’s been proven but thought it could help! Otherwise increasing the frequency of feeding/fertilising :)

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     plantgeek

     2 months ago

     not true!!! i have immature alocasias with 4+ leaves. it's always nutrient deficiency in my experience

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     jadesmish

     2 months ago

     Good to know, thank you so much! Giving me hope for my corms haha 🥰

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