Help! I think this is spreading to other plants.
I was gifted these plants a year ago. They looked great and thrived…until recently 🤦🏼♀️ I noticed one of the strands had died off. (I forgot to take pic of plant before removing dead). After removing some of the dead leaves (2nd pic) I noticed white fuzzy stuff that doesn’t seem to move. (3rd pic). If I can figure out what it is, I’m hoping to treat to save the plant, but I’m most worried bc my monstera has a new dead leaf, and that’s unusual for her mature leaves. I’m so worried she’s got the funk too. 😣
2ft to light, indirect
Last watered 1 year ago
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I don't have experience with this plant in self water pots, but I guess the change from outdoor to indoor might have been stressfull and they couldn't handle the water in the reservoar 🤷♀️ I don't know.
If it is rotten from overwatering at least you can take comfort in that it won't spread to other plants as long as you don't re-use the soil.
If it is rotten from overwatering at least you can take comfort in that it won't spread to other plants as long as you don't re-use the soil.
If you add some hastags to your post you might get advice from more competent people😉
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I can't really tell on the last photo, but if you get a magnifying glass, check to make sure it's not mealy bugs (you'll be able to tell if it's a bug).
Hoyas don't like to stay wet, they need well draining soil. Remove from self watering pots and use a chunky soil mix adding coco coir chips if you have them, but at least perlite and smaller orchid bark. You'll also want to ensure it's in not too big of a pot.
Hoyas don't like to stay wet, they need well draining soil. Remove from self watering pots and use a chunky soil mix adding coco coir chips if you have them, but at least perlite and smaller orchid bark. You'll also want to ensure it's in not too big of a pot.
