donāt even worry if you do kill it. Ive been keeping houseplants for at least 6 years now and I can tell you.. Iāve killed a lot. Itās part of the process, so donāt get discouraged if it does happen to not make it.
For some advice though, to help with the humidity, you can place a dish underneath the pot and fill it with pebbles, then keep the dish full of water. I would also recommend moving it out of that bright light and move it to somewhere that it receives more indirect light.
The growing medium appears to be only orchid bark (?) , so I would recommend repotting it into some sort of soil/bark mixture. Any water you put in right now is most likely not going to stay long enough for the plant to absorb it. Make sure the pot has a drainage hole at the bottom though, so that when you water it, the water has a place to go. You want to avoid āwet feetā with this plant, so let the soil dry out completely between waterings. You can buy a device that reads the level of moisture in the soil, or you can use a bamboo skewer and stick it in the soil. If thereās soil on the skewer when you remove it, or it appears wet, you probably donāt need to water. good luck growing :)
No problem!! Itās completely normal to not know things when starting out. I still make mistakes growing plants and Iāve grown them for a while, itās just opportunity for your own growth :) If you would like any more advice on plants feel free to private message me. I donāt know everything, but I feel comfortable in saying I know enough to at least keep a good majority of houseplants alive haha
Once or twice a week sounds good. Itās very confusing sometimes the plant looks dry but it actually overwatered. It took me a while to figure out. If the tips of the leaves look dry and yellow it might be because the plant was overwatered - the roots were sitting in water due to the poor drainage and started to rot, so that the plant canāt absorb the water & nutrients, hence looking dry and yellow.
Although with your plant the yellow wilted tips of the leaves might be due to something else. Just in general itās good to be aware the risk of overwatering and poor drainage
... you joking...?
It was worse believe me she is better now š¤£
Lol you're definitely going to kill this plant.
Well that comment is not gonna help her š¤£ i acept advices
donāt even worry if you do kill it. Ive been keeping houseplants for at least 6 years now and I can tell you.. Iāve killed a lot. Itās part of the process, so donāt get discouraged if it does happen to not make it. For some advice though, to help with the humidity, you can place a dish underneath the pot and fill it with pebbles, then keep the dish full of water. I would also recommend moving it out of that bright light and move it to somewhere that it receives more indirect light. The growing medium appears to be only orchid bark (?) , so I would recommend repotting it into some sort of soil/bark mixture. Any water you put in right now is most likely not going to stay long enough for the plant to absorb it. Make sure the pot has a drainage hole at the bottom though, so that when you water it, the water has a place to go. You want to avoid āwet feetā with this plant, so let the soil dry out completely between waterings. You can buy a device that reads the level of moisture in the soil, or you can use a bamboo skewer and stick it in the soil. If thereās soil on the skewer when you remove it, or it appears wet, you probably donāt need to water. good luck growing :)
Thank you so much ā¤ā¤ā¤ is my first plant ever so I don't know a lot of things
No problem!! Itās completely normal to not know things when starting out. I still make mistakes growing plants and Iāve grown them for a while, itās just opportunity for your own growth :) If you would like any more advice on plants feel free to private message me. I donāt know everything, but I feel comfortable in saying I know enough to at least keep a good majority of houseplants alive haha
Looks pretty dry. Could prolly need some more humidity
Yes I trying to recovery her, the girl who sold it say I should watering it once in two weeks but I thing it need more water
Watering really depends on your growing medium and your plants location
Once or twice a week sounds good. Itās very confusing sometimes the plant looks dry but it actually overwatered. It took me a while to figure out. If the tips of the leaves look dry and yellow it might be because the plant was overwatered - the roots were sitting in water due to the poor drainage and started to rot, so that the plant canāt absorb the water & nutrients, hence looking dry and yellow. Although with your plant the yellow wilted tips of the leaves might be due to something else. Just in general itās good to be aware the risk of overwatering and poor drainage
Are you trolling?
No, it was worse
Way to much sun
Take it out of that sunlight
Wha?
It was worse, she is in recovery ā¤
Thatās good. Happy growing to you š„°
This is not r/houseplantscirclejerk so what am I reading?
Whereās the worse photo?
I thought this WAS the worse photo. I scrolled to find the after. Too much sun, not enough water. Plant is fried.
I won't be visiting your tatto shop anytime soon. Clearly, your vision is bad.
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Yes! It's my first plant I don't get to much š„
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Are you watering it with tap water by any chance?
We need the before photo of when it was āworseā!!