This all happened very fast, some of the leaves aren’t brown yet but they are all laying down. I am usually watering it, when it looks like it needs a drink and the pot has drainage. Usually the plant was happy a little away from the window but when it started showing brown spots I moved it closer but that clearly didn’t help.

by AdministrativeTop623

3 Comments

  1. lillazilea

    could be root rot, did u check the roots already?

  2. nicoleauroux

    Could you be more clear about watering? Are you letting the soil dry out entirely?

  3. cecelifehacks

    100% root rot.
    probably isnt worth trying to safe it tbh.
    for future: let dry out inbetween, best for practice is to give it a little sip and learn to recognize the signs of the leaves loosing their plumpiness, get wrinkly etc

    for most plants its rather drying out than watering them too often.
    also roots need air – with most store bought soil it just gets like mud with too much water and sour roots will suffocate and start rotting. ones the rotting started it only gets worse, even if you stop watering them. need to repot them in soil with perlite, bark chunks, lecca and sand (enough sand will splice up fungus gnats after they hatch and want to come put the soil). thats my soil combo. when you mix the soil (coconut thingy that you emerge in water and it soaks it all up, other soil gets muddy) it should have the consistency that when you press them in your fist that it just crumbles after you open your fist. if it stays a ball then you need more airy opponents and/or less water (take coconut thingy and break the dry pressed tablets or blocks up, will even out the too much water).
    badabumm badabamm 😎

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