New plant but brown stems
I bought this #Anthurium from a supermarket. I've already trimmed alot of dying growth that was either whilting or dried up. It seems very overcrowded.
I'm quarentining it from my other plants, and have sprayed/wiped with neem oil/alcohol mix. Plus watered with 'Mosquito bit' water as I think gnats were present and that was suggested for another plant and it worked so well.
After alot done to it in a short space of time, I don't want to repot yet, but are the brown stems a sign of rot?
Many thanks!
I'm quarentining it from my other plants, and have sprayed/wiped with neem oil/alcohol mix. Plus watered with 'Mosquito bit' water as I think gnats were present and that was suggested for another plant and it worked so well.
After alot done to it in a short space of time, I don't want to repot yet, but are the brown stems a sign of rot?
Many thanks!
5ft to light, indirect
4” pot with drainage
Last watered 1 week ago
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@Lynsplants plant in question is a white Painter's Palette [Anthurium andraenum], not a PL [Spathiphyllum]
Is the brown parts mushy, crispy or do they feel rough?
Is the brown parts mushy, crispy or do they feel rough?
@Araceae yes I saw that after the post… my PP are less dramatic with watering habits than my PL and yet still very similar care…