EMERGENCY PLANT RESCUE
#PlantsMakePeopleHappy #EverfreshTree #PlantAddict #HelpMeNameMyPlant Hi there i am in need of help i have two everfresh plants that has brown leaves, enevenly curved leaves, leaves loss, yellowish leaves. I am not sure whether i overwatered or watered too little or too much sunlight or too little sunlight will really need u experts help in this am new to this plant (everfresh) am wanting it to grow into a tree so other than helps tips will be very helpful. So far i put them at the furthest part of the balcony will need help in knowing which part of the balcony should i put instead if it is actually at the wrong spot of the balcony, the balcony receives mostly morning sun and a fair amt of sun in the afternoon and a little in the evening. If u are able to give me as many tips as u can it will be very beneficial and any help from u experts will be very helpful and am gratefulgrateul for them and u guys, so tysm for the help u can just splash watever tips u knowknw of tysm once again am so grateful. If any other detailss u need to help me pls let me knoww🤗
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Hi Jayden 👋 I love your balcony!! 😍
I don't know the Everfresh tree very well (I'm in the UK, so quite a long way from you! 😂) but from a quick research it seems they LOVE sunshine! 🌞 I wouldn't worry too much about morning/ evening sun... Generally speaking most plants can tolerate a few hours of either (when it's not too strong). Midday sun may be more of an issue... But you can start them off in a spot that gets shade at midday and gradually move them into more and more direct sunlight over the course of a few weeks, so they acclimatise gradually. That should lower the chances of them getting sunburned, but just keep an eye on them and move them back to a more shady spot if they look like their getting scorched at all 💚 they won't like living too much in the shade, so I would go for the sunnier spot 😎 they can drop leaves of they don't get enough sun!
They don't like "wet feet" so you'll want to let the soil dry well between waterings. When you do water, really soak them well (so it runs out of the drainage holes) and then leave them to dry out again 🥰
They will prefer a fast draining soil, so adding perlite to your potting mix (as a minimum! You can add things like pumice, orchid bark, Coco chips etc too if you like) is a good move!
Yellow leaves will be caused by overwatering more often than not as they're very sensitive to soggy soil! But unless you have new leaves turning yellow or a lot all at once, you should be ok. If it continues you can always take them out of their pits and check for root rot (but they look pretty healthy to me in the pictures 💚)
There's a brief Greg guide to keeping them happy that I found. It's not very detailed but hopefully it'll help a bit. https://greg.app/plant-care/pithecellobium-confertum-everfresh-tree xx
I don't know the Everfresh tree very well (I'm in the UK, so quite a long way from you! 😂) but from a quick research it seems they LOVE sunshine! 🌞 I wouldn't worry too much about morning/ evening sun... Generally speaking most plants can tolerate a few hours of either (when it's not too strong). Midday sun may be more of an issue... But you can start them off in a spot that gets shade at midday and gradually move them into more and more direct sunlight over the course of a few weeks, so they acclimatise gradually. That should lower the chances of them getting sunburned, but just keep an eye on them and move them back to a more shady spot if they look like their getting scorched at all 💚 they won't like living too much in the shade, so I would go for the sunnier spot 😎 they can drop leaves of they don't get enough sun!
They don't like "wet feet" so you'll want to let the soil dry well between waterings. When you do water, really soak them well (so it runs out of the drainage holes) and then leave them to dry out again 🥰
They will prefer a fast draining soil, so adding perlite to your potting mix (as a minimum! You can add things like pumice, orchid bark, Coco chips etc too if you like) is a good move!
Yellow leaves will be caused by overwatering more often than not as they're very sensitive to soggy soil! But unless you have new leaves turning yellow or a lot all at once, you should be ok. If it continues you can always take them out of their pits and check for root rot (but they look pretty healthy to me in the pictures 💚)
There's a brief Greg guide to keeping them happy that I found. It's not very detailed but hopefully it'll help a bit. https://greg.app/plant-care/pithecellobium-confertum-everfresh-tree xx
Tysm jenni its really helpfull🙏
