Hi,
I know ways to solve the problem, but don't know if I should keep those leaves or cut them?
Thanks
trim them off , it'll do no harm
Might I ask if it's been over-watered? That can cause the leaves to look like that.
we had 2 massive specimens on our balcony in Goa.
We donated them to our fave restaurant when we sold up.
Ah , happy memories .
The plant is of mum's I'm not sure if she over watered it. We never misted it, and it's summer so it might be lack of water.
I just wish to know if it's a good idea to cut those leaves off or not.
thanks
Yes, cut them off at soil level.
Hope it recovers well and blooms beautifully for your mother
oh ok, so not just the brown part I cut but the entire thing, ok.
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trim them off , it'll do no harm
Might I ask if it's been over-watered? That can cause the leaves to look like that.
we had 2 massive specimens on our balcony in Goa.
We donated them to our fave restaurant when we sold up.
Ah , happy memories .
The plant is of mum's I'm not sure if she over watered it. We never misted it, and it's summer so it might be lack of water.
I just wish to know if it's a good idea to cut those leaves off or not.
thanks
Yes, cut them off at soil level.
Hope it recovers well and blooms beautifully for your mother
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
oh ok, so not just the brown part I cut but the entire thing, ok.
Thanks