A 3-foot, 3-stalk corn plant in a 12-inch pot (18 months since repotting) has brown dried tips and whitish-gray edge spots on new and old growth. 3 feet from west window.
Look for roots emerging from drainage holes or a dense mat at the bottom of the root ball. If found:
Root binding or salt buildup from hard water causes tip burn and edge spotting. Fixing root zone or water quality stops new damage.
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