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Snake plant leaves dying

9 years ago
last modified: 9 years ago


Over the last week or two, some of the leaves on my snake plant have been turning yellow and wilting and one of them is curling. I'm pretty sure the problem is not overwatering because I didn't water it more than once a month through the winter. When I did water it about three weeks ago I took the pot out of the drip tray so it could drain freely. I am wondering if I am under watering or if parasites are the problem. I live in Northern California and the weather over the past month has ranged from lows in the 40s to highs in the 80s. I keep it outside on a covered porch where it gets bright but never direct light. There aren't many options inside my house for it to receive bright indirect light. I am hoping that the various pictures I took will help someone identify the problem for me and let me know the best way to treat it.

edit: on further research, I think it might be thrips, based on the Coding on the dead leaves. I am going to try removing the dead leaves at the soil and wiping the other leaves off with a wet cloth .

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