Wie gesagt, die Blätter vergilben alle. Ich denke, dass es zu viel Wasser gibt, aber ich habe es nicht mehr gegossen, seit ich es gekauft habe, weil die Pflanzen, die ich in der Vergangenheit im Laden gekauft habe, zu stark gegossen wurden. Wenn also jemand Ideen oder Tipps hat, wäre er sehr dankbar.
Von: TenaciousFenrir75
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How’s the light situation?
How’s your water situation?
It’s been a week, mostly mean the water change from wherever you got it from to your tap water is MAYBE impacting it. They’re picky plants with water imho.
Lack of light could be a factor as well.
or, the plant is just getting use to the new environment
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mine drops its leaves every year for the winter
i keep mine in a window sill that is facing north. i never let him get super dry but he likes to decently dry out like most other plants. id compare it to my pothos. id say from your comments it seems mostly like a light issue.
if you think hes still too wet from where you bought him then id be tempted to change the soil out.
also, not that i think you have them, but they are very prone to spider mites!
may it thrive for you!
Mine for some reason thrived in kind of shady areas and being watered once a month or so. I literally abandoned mine in a bush over the summer because I thought they were completely gone and came back cause I needed the pots, they were thriving!! Now I just only water them when the soil is bone dry (like you can lift the plant with the soil out of the pot) and keep them out of light completely.
Dude. Your plant is root bound. So many leaves trying to grow out of that teeny tiny pot. Also your soil doesn’t look like it has aeration in it. You probably want to build a mix of your base soil, perlite, and bark so you have good quick drainage. Essential for plants that are getting larger so you don’t have root rot when you put in a larger deeper pot. The soil looks dry enough to just lift out and look at the bottom. My guess is you will see white roots and knotted together at the base and edges. If so, you need to repot in a bigger pot 2-3 inches larger in diameter. You will need to tease out the roots gently to untangle and then repot in potting mix. Good luck. I’ve only give this advice bc I just experienced this with 3 plants in the past month and was troubleshooting. All super happy now.
All of my Polly alocasia get 4 or 5 leaves max and then say “nah imma head out now” and die. My recent one (Experiment Polly the 3rd), lasted longer and I think she picked up on a really slight draught.
It’s an Alocacia; they go dormant when the temp drops. All the leaves fall off and it waits until spring.
To stop it from doing that you need to keep it above 20c and 50% humidity. They love light, mine are right up against a south facing window in the Northern Hemisphere.
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Can you post a close up picture of the single leaf…?
I think i see thrips damage but cant be sure because its too blurred
But if you think it has been overwatered at the store, give it new soil asap and see how it goes.
Did you check for spider mites /webs?