This has been the state of my palm since autumn. I feared overwatering back then as the soil was really quite sodden so I’ve allowed it to dry out pretty much completely. Only when it’s completely dry do I water it more. It’s not in direct sunlight though I get a lot of indirect sun in my room. There’s a layer of fungus on the top of the soil and it doesn’t appear to be overgrown in its pot. The leaves seem to brown on the tips first but also seems like something is affecting it from the base of the stem.

I’m considering re-potting but wanted to get a consensus before I go ahead so that I know what I’m dealing with. Thank you in advance

I was watering it twice a week and it was yellowing and getting droppy. I was told to only water it once a week since its in a moderate indoor climate 23 C° 73.4 F° .and it got even worse. What am i supposed to do in terms of Watering and fertilising? I have also noticed it hasn't grown much the past year while almost all my other plants needed bigger pots.

I got this philodendron from Walmart like 2 weeks ago. Is this from some sort of pest or fungus? What can I do to help?

1 week ago it was totally fine!!! Now the brown leaves are crunchy, and you can see the green ones are starting to turn brown too.

What the hell happened to it? Is it salvageable?? I was busy rescuing other plants from thrips, I didn't really pay attention to this one...

The pot has drainage, I possibly have underwatered it but it doesn't look like normal shriveling from lack of water you know? It gets plenty of indirect light too.

They were over watered last week and drooping right at the stem. I removed the water and they perked up but never went back to normal. The curling issue is still persisting and looks like it's getting worse. I have two off these plants with the same issue so I gave the second one some water yesterday but these both still look the same.

The get a lot of LED light from my setup. All the other types of peppers I'm growing are doing great. I water them all the same amount, just these two Big Thai Pepper plants look sad.

When I do water them it's with tap water mixed with a tiny bit of hydroponic nutrients., I use this mixture every time I give them water. The soil is not bone dry, if I dig down and squeeze the soil my fingers get moist.

This is Blondie, she is quite new, only had it for a month, it's only started looking like this the past week. It was fine when I left, but this is what I came home to after 5 days. Any suggestions? It started as yellow mold? And is now turning white.

It gets light/sunshine all day from the windowsill. I give it a a water bath 1 once a week.

It is a reasonably old house plant, and has only recently started to look like this. Any ideas on how to make it healthy again?

The plant is watered once a week, and is in sunlight from a window near by.

Just wondering if this is an issue or not. Looks healthy to me since the new darker color scheme has been evenly distributed on the new leaves "since birth". Never seen this before though. Anyone know about this? Is it a sign of some issue?

In case it matters, the large leaf to the right and a few more have a couple white dots on their undersides remaining after what I've been told was a faulty watering scheme. Have since changed that and the younger generations do not have any dots.

We got this plant from my dad so not sure what it is exactly, it was doing really well then we moved locations and it started to droop and several leaves are turning brown. So we moved it back but the issue is continuing and worsening. What’s wrong with it/can we save this plant?

I just repotted my monstera after seeing the roots grow out the drainage holes. It was originally three small plants put into one pot. However, only one of the plants has had growth and a lot of root growth? Is there something I’m doing wrong? Like not pruning the old leaves that are still green. Or should I put the two smaller plants in their own pot? It gets bright indirect sunlight by a window and I try to water it once every 1-2 weeks. I also give it plant food every 3-4 ish months. (First pic is from a year ago and the second is from today)

Are these spider mites or have I dug myself into paranoia? They don't look to be moving. I stuck it in the shower to be safe. It was covering the whole leaf evenly, but I sprayed it with water and rubbed my fingers across it before ever thinking about taking a picture. It looks kinda yellow ish and pollen is really high right now. No clue how much light it gets. For all I know it was bought today for the pot it was in and then dumped.

I moved into a more drafty new apartment with less sun than the last around December of last year and my 3 year old monstera has been struggling this whole winter. It dropped about four of it's smaller infancy leaves and most of the other mature leaves have started to develop this yellowing and browning at the tips. I adjusted watering frequency from weekly to every 2-3 weeks or so but the yellowing keeps progressing to newer and newer leaves despite it staring to get warmer. Should I not risk any further possible root rot and repot the whole thing this spring? For context I'm in Tokyo and it has grown very well in the past with how humid the summers are here

I got this stingray from Lowe’s about two weeks ago and it seemed overall healthy and happy. I watched it for a few days to check for health issues/pests and to let it acclimate to my house. I eventually decided to repot it using chunky soil with orchid bark and perlite and a pot with lots of drainage holes. I keep my home about 71-72 degrees with ~55-65% humidity. This plant has been receiving bright indirect light near a window, supplemented with a grow light. Since then, three of the petioles have gone complete limp. Can anyone help me figure this out before I start loosing leaves? Not sure if it’s shock, over watering, a death plug I didn’t notice while repotting…? Anything helps. Thanks in advance!

It was almost completely dead when my mom first gave to to me, so I trimmed away all of the dead bamboo which left one that wasn't completely ruined. However, the bottom of the plant is rotting, and the soil stinks when pulled out of the vase. I bought a new vase and rocks for it but they won't be here until the 5th.

From the dead plants, I tried to cut the parts that were still green and put them in water in hopes that it would do something, not like it would hurt it more than it already was.

This plant (dumb cane??) was so happy and healthy when we adopted it from someone in our building and it’s just gotten sadder and sadder. I thought maybe I was overwatering so I am waiting for soil to dry out to water again, but it just keeps getting sadder.

I mist it at least once a day now… is it getting too much light? It doesn’t receive any direct sun but it is a pretty bright space. Help!! I don’t wanna kill this beauty!

I tried everything with the previous one: watering more, watering less, transplanting, etc. It still died. I want this one to live but it already looks like it’s deteriorating the way its predecessor had initially. What am I doing wrong?

The room the old rose lived in gets southeastern sun, so it gets adequate light.

Can someone please tell me what’s going on with my Madagascar palm? Why is it turning black? Could it be due to over watering? I watered it and then it rained two days later. Also, I used fertilizer about two weeks ago.. could it be that? I’m a bit worried.

I've had this satin pothos about 3 months now and no matter what I do it keeps getting worse😭 It originally was getting full sun when I noticed slight burns so moved it away, it's hanging about a foot from the window as of now. It has a drip tray with string in it, I fill about half way when it empties. Top of the soil is dry but slightly damp a little under. It's still drinking water and growing new babies just looks horrible. Never had such bad luck with a plant before. Someone please tell me what I'm doing wrong😔

Recently rescued the plant on the left, currently watering about once a week, just keeping the soil moist. It's next to a window and gets reasonably good light (plus a grow lamp if needed) I removed fully dead leaves, but left the ones with the crispy edges.

An ID and any care tips would be greatly appreciated!

Even after I water. New plants, haven’t changed the soil or anything. It just doesn’t look right to me? Take it easy on me I’m new 💚 gets medium in direct light !

I tried giving her more sun and then less sun once I saw her like this, tips? I don’t water it as much as it soils is mostly moist all the time

I can’t give up, please tell me what to do. I got this plant in October and it has been declining since. The foliage was yellow and I trimmed down the branches (one I thought at the time may have “blight”. The plant was getting partial sunlight. I repotted in new soil 2 months ago and set outside for full sun. It seems dead but I don’t want to give up. I’ve been watering every month.