Fiona has been super happy and healthy since day one with a self watering stake & her location by the window. I haven't changed a thing since I got her in January. She's been subject to the different air cycles of the house in changing seasons. I fertilize 1-2 a month, shake her when I remember, and whisper sweet nothings to her regularly.
Last week, I noticed all her leaves became extremely droopy, so I gave her a cup or two of water in addition to her self watering, which seemed to help. Now that she's not drooping, I've noticed her two bottom-most leaves have these black spots. (The white spots were there when I got her, no idea what they are, but they aren't new, so I believe they are not related to this new issue.)
Please help! Is her pot too small? Is the self watering no longer sufficient just due to growth?
by Dismal-Ad3992
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What is that white on her leaves? Does she have powdery mildew?
I would ditch the watering setup and just throughly water when the soil dries 3” from the surface