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Posted 1M ago by @in2ndo

Spots on leaves

#Dracaena So just noticed this spots on my Dragon Tree. Never been too lucky with any kind of palm. I moved her about 4 days ago to a different window, because XMS.. lol. But I don’t think it’s been long enough for the move to cause them and didn’t notice them before.
Spike Leaves
Spike Leaves
Dragon Tree
1ft to light, indirect
9” pot with drainage
Last watered 2 days ago
@SesameSeeds777
SesameSeeds
6140 XP
1M ago
@SesameSeeds777
Can you give info about the spot you moved her to? It honestly doesn't look like sunburn, but it looks maybe like some type of burn or scar tissue. But 4 days is definitely long enough to see effects of a new location.
@SesameSeeds777
SesameSeeds
6140 XP
1M ago
@SesameSeeds777
also, have you checked for pests?
@Araceae
HelpIwantmoreplants
10259 XP
1M ago
@Araceae
Could be pests, has it always been south window? Like was it south bfr or after you moved?

Also, a Dracaena is a proper tree, not a palm and has nothing to do with palms
@in2ndo
Oscar
869 XP
1M ago
@in2ndo
@SesameSeeds777 old location facing south but with limited sun, due to another building right in front. New location facing west. There is a tree outside, so not much direct sun.
@in2ndo
Oscar
869 XP
1M ago
@in2ndo
@SesameSeeds777 haven’t seen any.
@in2ndo
Oscar
869 XP
1M ago
@in2ndo
@Araceae always has been facing south. Now is facing west but sunlight is filtered by a tree and the window shades are always open but pulled down.
@Araceae
HelpIwantmoreplants
10259 XP
1M ago
@Araceae
Did you change your watering? The change of light causes the plant to use less water, the spots can be edema due to lower rate of photosynthesis using up the water