Need help why did my plant do this?
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@LuckyAnahaw89 @WormWarriorFarm Hi Jesse (and Rob 😄), I can’t say for sure because I only have this one dark and close up photo to go by, but I would say more often than not, browning in the variegated areas like this is because of low light situations. Because variegated plants do not produce chlorophyll in the variegated (white, cream etc) areas, the green parts of the leaves are doing double duty, making food for the whole plant. They need more light than your standard all green plants, to make up for that. When they are in light that is too low, and they can’t feed their whole self, the variegated areas are the first to be sacrificed, as it were.
They are also susceptible to burning if you put them immediately in a high light situation. So it’s important to *gradually* acclimate your plant to higher light. 🤗
They are also susceptible to burning if you put them immediately in a high light situation. So it’s important to *gradually* acclimate your plant to higher light. 🤗
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Hi Nadia. I was hoping to see you again! Thank you for the information. You are awesome!
Hi Nadia. I was hoping to see you again! Thank you for the information. You are awesome!
@WormWarriorFarm aw, thanks ☺️ It’s my pleasure! Congrats on your new albo ✨🌿