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I have a ”Chinese Money Plant” with strange spots of no chlorophyll in the leaves. When I bought it they were very faint, but have gotten more pronounced with time. I plan to repot it in 5-1-1 mix in June, and give the babies their own pots, but it is currently still in the original pot with original dirt. I water throughly and then wick to be sure it drains well. No pests that I can see. Just almost transparent spots in the older leaves.....
I keep researching..I am on a well, and while we have a filter (for iron and hydrogen sulfide mostly, but also general filtration) maybe the dissolved minerals are the problem. I will start watering with distilled water and see if there is improvement. The newer leaves don’t show it. Maybe it’s in the dirt? I’ll do a flush to remove minerals from the dirt too......I’m still open to other suggestions!
It probably needs to be repotted now, I bet if you take it out of the pot you'll find lots of rhizomes trying to grow, I have a plant shop and these 4" pots are almost always super root-bound.
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