How do I post a pic of a sick plant?
2 years ago
Hi, i just joined this group! This is my schfflera plant that i started in water from One leaf from my Dr’s offoce , two yrs ago! Why do the leaves seem to be ”broken” in their structure? (And its usually in tbe house & Not outside in tbe direct sun! fid this for photo only!)
Thanks for Any suggestions! There are No Bugs & ive just repotted it w/ some garden grit innthe mixture, aling w/vermiculite & perlite & Fertiloam potting soil! Thats All i can think of!!! LOL
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