North-side Aspidistra in San Diego shows yellow leaves with brown tips after neighbor's tree removal increased sun exposure.
Aspidistra prefers shade and moist, well-drained soil. Direct sun causes sunburn (browning), but uniform yellowing with brown tips suggests soil moisture stress—too much or too little water. Not likely disease or insects.
Provide shade if possible. Check soil moisture—adjust watering for consistent moisture without saturation. The plant may adapt to increased light over time.
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