Pale, Translucent Leaves on Unknown Houseplant

Identification Required

Without knowing the plant species, it's impossible to diagnose the cause of pale, translucent leaves that curl, then recover after repotting, only to appear on a sister plant. Possible causes include:

• Nutrient deficiency (iron, magnesium) due to pH imbalance.
• Root damage from repotting or overwatering.
• Pest infestation (spider mites, thrips).
• Light stress (too much or too little).

Next Steps

1. Email clear photos (whole plant, affected leaves, stems, pot) to a horticultural expert for ID.
2. Once identified, specific care advice can be given.
3. In the meantime: ensure bright indirect light, water only when top soil is dry, inspect for pests.