Yellowing, browning, curling stems suggest either spider mites (thrive in dry indoor heat) or overwatering. Spider mites: wash leaves twice daily, use a humidifier, or tent with a plastic bag (out of sun). Overwatering: roots suffocate, anaerobic bacteria rot them. Water by flooding, draining, then waiting 2-3 days until nearly dry.
Stop Miracle-Gro — it harms stressed roots. If you share your location, we can assess outdoor planting. For now: water correctly, increase humidity, wash foliage, and monitor.
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Salvaging Fallen Saguaro Arms: Replanting Protocol
Deciduous Dendrobium Leaf Drop and Scale Insect Treatment
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