What is this?

7 Comments

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   Either_Locksmith_632 3 months ago

   Get it out Soil/ cocos or perliet mix Water after and let her be for a wile

   https://preview.redd.it/8zthfda6t4jg1.jpeg?width=3000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c57205130c91735041e92f8f9dbed498d6c33850

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   Either_Locksmith_632 3 months ago

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   TheGoblinnKing 3 months ago

   Whatever it is, i’d remove this plant from the soil and change pots completely. There are no drainage holes, and especially with a seemingly glass container, all of that water is just going to sit there and build up moisture that can lead to many issues.
   Look for a pot with drainage holes, preferably a plastic nursery pot that can go inside of a decorative pot or on a tray. Just ensure there is proper space for airflow to reach the bottom of the soil.

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   Dollysears 3 months ago

   Marantha

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   Wonderful_Song8765 3 months ago

   Its a calathea. They like moisture but I agree with repotting. Best to put it in a chunky soil mix in a self watering pot. They also really like higher humidity and dechlorinated water

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   Jaded-Ad6644 3 months ago

   Peacock Plant! I have one I’m hoping to move to LECA. I don’t know why you used moss though?

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   survivingkind 3 months ago

   Peacock Calathea, Makoyana.