My plant turned light green to yellow when it used to be ...
0ft to light, direct
6” pot with drainage
Last watered 1 week ago
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@LaBori276 I read that yellowing leaves usually signal stress from overwatering (most common), underwatering, or improper light (too much/little); check if soil is soggy or dry, adjust to bright, indirect light, and ensure good drainage! Nutrient deficiency or pests can also cause yellowing but if you don’t see any pests, and if you have fed it within the last couple months that shouldn’t be it. I don’t think lack of nutrients would cause so many to yellow at the same time like that. It’s probably a watering issue. Make sure it is almost dry before you water each time! 🪴😃
@Gingyhouse I do the same
I definitely don't follow the app 💯
These are tricky
They love water but hate it
They love the sun but hate it
🤦🏼♀️
I usually let mine dry out before watering again
It just really depends how she's looking
I definitely don't follow the app 💯
These are tricky
They love water but hate it
They love the sun but hate it
🤦🏼♀️
I usually let mine dry out before watering again
It just really depends how she's looking
@Gingyhouse Hi Sammy! Mine do well in almost dry soil! They especially like to dry out like @LaBori276 said between waterings! I don’t follow the apps watering schedule either, there is just no way that can know all the environmental factors. So water it when it’s dry only. At least that is what mine likes! 🪴🌺
@Ponytailmom so if the rubber leaves are yellow but still strong and healthy what do u think it suggests? Do u think I need to add some plant food? Anything?
@Ponytailmom I wouldn't add anything right now
Let her dry out and when she's ready to water and a little fertilizer
Let her dry out and when she's ready to water and a little fertilizer