What in the world RED?!?
2ft to light, indirect
3” pot with drainage
Last watered 4 months ago
3
Best Answer
That happens when the leaf cellular structure is broken down and nutrients are passed through the leaf in a process called senescence. When the plant moves the nutrients to another part of the plant. When the process happens the pigment within the leaf show. Causing red spots.
It typically will happen to older leaves to put energy into new bigger leaves. It's actually pretty common in a Alocasia Frydek.
Your plant looks pretty healthy, so it's the natural process of yours.
It can also be triggered by stressors, not enough light, over or under watering. Things like that can influence it. But, it's also a common natural thing in healthy Frydeks as well. 🩷
It typically will happen to older leaves to put energy into new bigger leaves. It's actually pretty common in a Alocasia Frydek.
Your plant looks pretty healthy, so it's the natural process of yours.
It can also be triggered by stressors, not enough light, over or under watering. Things like that can influence it. But, it's also a common natural thing in healthy Frydeks as well. 🩷
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