Why are the tips on my plant browning? I had 2 leaves fal...
4ft to light, indirect
6” pot with drainage
Last watered 1 day ago
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Hi Elizabeth! Yes because these guy thrive on 60-70% humidity! I had one once, and the super low light and low humidity in my house is what did it in. Plus- I didn’t know about the water and I have very hard tap. Here’s some info I got on Google- “Zebra plants need bright, indirect light, 60–70% humidity, and consistently moist soil. Water with lukewarm, filtered water when the top inch dries out, but avoid waterlogging. Keep them in temperatures above 65°F. Feed with half-strength liquid fertilizer every two weeks in spring and summer. I hope this helps, Zeebruh (cute!) is very pretty 🪴💕
@swaggye I was going to mention now allowing it to dry out. Mine will start browning almost immediately if they are allowed to dry completely- good luck. 🪴🌸🌺