Pachira aquatica often exudes sticky sap droplets on both leaf surfaces when grown in very bright light. This is harmless. Slightly reducing light will slow growth but deepen leaf color and reduce sap.
Brown patches are cosmetic blemishes, not pests or disease. Recent leaf loss may be normal aging (lower leaves shed as new ones form) or a watering issue. Water only when the top half-inch of soil is dry. If leaf loss exceeds new growth, adjust watering.
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