Brown spots on new leaves indicate root rot from a pot that’s too large. Excess soil stays wet, roots decay, and symptoms appear on foliage.
Move to a sunny window with several hours of direct sun daily. This speeds soil drying and boosts vigor.
Cutting off spotted leaves doesn’t fix the root cause. Correct the pot size and light, and new growth will be clean.
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