Is there any chance of saving this pinstripe? 😔
1ft to light, indirect
4” pot with drainage
Last watered 4 days ago
6
This one looks like it "just" have been too dry (on the contrary to too wet which is much harder to recover from).
Cut the dead leaves. Give it a good soak as advised and let it drain, then put it in a transparent bucket or plastic bag to up the humidity while they are recovering.
As long as the roots are fine it will grow new leaves (although it takes a while). These ones needs lots of humidity in the air to thrive, and never let the soil dry completly out (but don't let it stay too wet either).🪴
Cut the dead leaves. Give it a good soak as advised and let it drain, then put it in a transparent bucket or plastic bag to up the humidity while they are recovering.
As long as the roots are fine it will grow new leaves (although it takes a while). These ones needs lots of humidity in the air to thrive, and never let the soil dry completly out (but don't let it stay too wet either).🪴
@KookyCookspine yes at least. Preferably until you have a whole new leaf that can help you indicate its health. And make sure to acclimate it to not being in the bag slowly (like let air in gradually by increasing an opening). Sudden humidity-change might give it crispy edges again.
The pinstripe I got needs a humidity-bag for each new leaf to not get crispy edges🙈
The pinstripe I got needs a humidity-bag for each new leaf to not get crispy edges🙈
@MockingJay lord, this plant is pickier than my 4 year old 🫠