Second day in the new home and leaves are browning and cu...
What’s going on? Is this just part transition to being in a new home or do I need to take action?
2ft to light, indirect
5” pot with drainage
Last watered 5 months ago
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1. Check for pests like spider mites
2. It’s probably from low humidity and sensitivity to being moved
3. Calathea are dramatic and some crispy tips are normal and you can use clean scissors to cut that part off but if it keeps happening it’s probably indicative of maybe poor soil, root rot/ overwatering or underwatering they don’t like to go completely dry or stay wet they are tricky plants
2. It’s probably from low humidity and sensitivity to being moved
3. Calathea are dramatic and some crispy tips are normal and you can use clean scissors to cut that part off but if it keeps happening it’s probably indicative of maybe poor soil, root rot/ overwatering or underwatering they don’t like to go completely dry or stay wet they are tricky plants
So this is a completely brand new plant. I got her three days ago from a reputable plant shop. They had repotted her a week prior and she was doing well so they said so they could sell her. I can’t see anything pest wise and would be surprised to learn it was able to track any in this short time. I’m thinking it’s light or humidity but idk which and what to do about it.
You can get a hygrometer to measure the humidity in that spot