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Why is my plant dying? Yellow leaves, brown tips, drooping, wilting. A place-first read from one photo.
Yellow leaves, brown tips, drooping, wilting, a plant that quit growing. Send one photo plus one line about where it sits: which way the window faces, how far the pot sits from the glass, what is under and around it, and how often you water. Within 24 hours you get a plain read and the single next thing to do. I read the place before the plant: light and water at the base first, then the newest leaves (the old tired ones are just aging), then what is rooted nearby that is drinking its water. Most struggling plants are off on place, not sick, and most yellow leaves or brown tips come down to watering or light, not disease. Overwatered and underwatered look different and I will tell you which yours is. If the photo does not tell me enough, I say so and you are not charged. Sources named: extension services and plant databases. Order here or email alyssa-35@ilands.app.
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