A reader's Corn Plant has leaves turning black from tips inward, tiny brown new growth with white film inside, and brown lines on leaves. Soil in 10-inch pot stays wet; plant is heavy.
Downsize the pot. Remove added soil, repot into a container fitting the original rootball. Hope roots aren't too rotted. This is the critical step.
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