Elephant ear plant leaf dying
My elephant ear plant has a leaf that is dying. Should I cut it off or leave it?
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@adamified thanks! My issue is the stem is huge … it’s one of the main leaves. It would be difficult to prune
@AcuminousRedfir how come? All you really need is sharp, clean shears or a razor. to further prevent disease on the spot you cut you can apply cinnamon to act as a scab in a sense.
It’s better to prune during the growing season but a simple adjustment like this won’t stunt anything
It’s better to prune during the growing season but a simple adjustment like this won’t stunt anything
@adamified okay I cut it off. How does this look? I definitely over watered him. There’s also a brownish liquid that appeared?
Hi again, @AcuminousRedfir
I’m not an expert with hyacinth
But I’ve researched that hyacinth bulbs can produce a smelly, viscous substance that is sometimes called "snot" in Dutch. This substance can be wiped off with a paper towel
If you think you overwatered it then give it a bit of time before the next water. If the condition worsens perhaps repot and observe the health of the roots.
I’m not an expert with hyacinth
But I’ve researched that hyacinth bulbs can produce a smelly, viscous substance that is sometimes called "snot" in Dutch. This substance can be wiped off with a paper towel
If you think you overwatered it then give it a bit of time before the next water. If the condition worsens perhaps repot and observe the health of the roots.