Pale yellow leaves on African violets after a move—despite similar light—suggests something beyond simple "needs more light." Consider:
| Possible Cause | Check | Test |
|---|---|---|
| Too much light | Bleached spots, crispy edges | Move behind sheer curtain |
| Cold water damage | Ring spots on leaves | Use room-temp water only |
| Nutrient deficiency | Older leaves pale, new growth small | Pause fertilizer 2 weeks, then resume weak balanced feed |
| Root issues | Wilting despite wet soil | Check roots—repot if brown/mushy |
African violets are sensitive. Change one variable at a time.
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