The leaves seem dry and are splitting. Am I not watering ...

1ft to light, indirect

10β pot without drainage

Last watered 4 days ago
@TheConservator yes, itβs right next to a heater! But there are heaters next to almost every window in the house π©
@EquableErophaca
Hi Julia!
Solution...buy a good humidifier and some grow lights and you can put your plants wherever you want...I have 15 plants and no windows. They live close together under grow lights, with a large humidifier and are (knock on wood) all doing fantastic π
Hi Julia!
Solution...buy a good humidifier and some grow lights and you can put your plants wherever you want...I have 15 plants and no windows. They live close together under grow lights, with a large humidifier and are (knock on wood) all doing fantastic π
@EquableErophaca
Wow...those are the best radiators ever. Unfortunately, they're not made anymore. People usually rip them out, but I don't know why.
How about putting pots of water on the tops of your radiators? That will bring some needed humidity into your home.
Wow...those are the best radiators ever. Unfortunately, they're not made anymore. People usually rip them out, but I don't know why.
How about putting pots of water on the tops of your radiators? That will bring some needed humidity into your home.
@CutePolypremum That is an awesome idea!!! Thank you!
@sexzeyez69 oh wow! I didnβt know that! I am new to all of this βΊοΈ
@EquableErophaca can you put a humidifier between the plant and the heating vent so any air from the vent is at least humid?
I think itβs more likely that u may have a pest so I would examine ur plant very closely, using a magnifying glass if possible. I would dead-head any dying or brown leaves in either case so ur plant doesnβt strive to save them at the expense of the rest & healthy plant. If u indeed find a pest or evidence of one, I would recommend a neem oil treatment and quarantine the offending plant until u r sure its back to picture of health. While u do that, it wouldnβt be a bad idea to check ur other plants as well (esp those in close proximity to the plant ur treating). Once treated, recheck ur plant and if theres still an issue, I would consult a professional or go the route of repotting, rinsing roots w 3:1 ratio of peroxide and water and clean pot w same. If u dont have new soil, rinse the soil w same mixture, rinse well and dry on cookie sheet then use to repot.