It’s thirsty! Mine gets really pale when it needs water and then goes back to vibrant green after I water.
transpirationn
Mine only does that when it’s very thirsty. I would soak it in a container of water so it can really absorb what it needs.
WritPositWrit
White usually means it’s thirsty and/or getting too much sun
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Thank you everyone for replies! It’s been sitting under direct sunlight so makes sense!
mrshelmstreet
Too much sun
PipersMom666
She needs water. Put her in the sink and DRENCH her soil. Spiders talk to you — she is telling you she’s thirsty. When they’re limp and white, they’re thirty.
In all seriousness, plants nonverbally communicate with you. It doesn’t matter how much you water them. It matters about your frequency.
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It’s thirsty! Mine gets really pale when it needs water and then goes back to vibrant green after I water.
Mine only does that when it’s very thirsty. I would soak it in a container of water so it can really absorb what it needs.
White usually means it’s thirsty and/or getting too much sun
Thank you everyone for replies! It’s been sitting under direct sunlight so makes sense!
Too much sun
She needs water. Put her in the sink and DRENCH her soil. Spiders talk to you — she is telling you she’s thirsty. When they’re limp and white, they’re thirty.
In all seriousness, plants nonverbally communicate with you. It doesn’t matter how much you water them. It matters about your frequency.
It does this when the soil is dry.