Brown tips and edges on multiple tropical plants usually mean roots are suffocating from constant moisture. Roots need wet-dry cycles to breathe. Water only when the pot feels light (soil dry deep down), not on a fixed schedule. Let plants dry thoroughly between waterings. If specific plants are named, more precise guidance can be given.
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