Flush the soil repeatedly with filtered or distilled water to leach out salts. Damaged leaves won’t recover, but new growth should be clean.
If moved to a larger pot in the last 2 years, excess soil holds water too long. Remove loose soil, move to a smaller pot with fast-draining mix. Water only when top inch is dry. Never let sit in saucer water.
Email a photo of plant + pot to wcreed@HorticulturalHelp.com for a visual assessment of pot size vs. root mass.
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