Yellowing leaves on Kalanchoe succulent
Monique Reed
monique at mail.bio.tamu.edu
Mon Sep 9 10:37:01 EST 2002
If the leaves are turning yellow without shriveling, it is likely
overwatering. Undewatered succulents usually look limp and a bit
wrinkly.
M. Reed
Russell Allen wrote:
>
> Hiya folks,
>
> I'm looking after a houseplant for a friend, and as far as I can discern
> it's a Kalanchoe Tomentosa (pussy ears). Basically it's a succulent. But
> it had been left unwatered for a few days, and the leaves around the bottom
> of the plant are becoming yellow at their tips spreading inwards. What's
> this likely to mean? Overwatering on my part, signs of previous
> underwatering, not enough or too much direct sun?
>
> Cheers in advance,
>
> Russell
>
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