Have you spotted yellow leaves on your plants?
It may not be something to worry about! As a plant gets older, so do the leaves. Every now and again, your plant will drop one of the oldest leaves to sustain the newer growth. The yellowing is usually very even and always one of the oldest leaves, especially if the leaf is over a year old for certain types of plants!
Below are some examples just looking amongst most of my plants. They're still happy and healthy, just making way for new growth 🥰
Of course, if you are unsure if it is an old leaf or something else, the Greg community is amazing at helping out! #HappyPlants #PlantsMakePeopleHappy #PLANTMAFIA #yellowleaves
And thanks to @RJG, we shall make this hashtag a thing #FoliageGirlFacts 😊
Below are some examples just looking amongst most of my plants. They're still happy and healthy, just making way for new growth 🥰
Of course, if you are unsure if it is an old leaf or something else, the Greg community is amazing at helping out! #HappyPlants #PlantsMakePeopleHappy #PLANTMAFIA #yellowleaves
And thanks to @RJG, we shall make this hashtag a thing #FoliageGirlFacts 😊
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@dylan1stokes yep! The leaves have served their purpose and retire when they're ready 🙂 circle of life
@SabelleTo hello! You can wait until they are completely yellow and they will easily come off when pulled or you can wait for them to fall off 🙂
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