Karsty 47 Report post Posted May 29 (edited) Is there one simple reason for the issues with this leaf?..... https://photos.app.goo.gl/YrGwtbDjDVtW4ent1 Thank you for any help....... Edited May 29 by Karsty Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
tropicbreeze 67 Report post Posted June 4 Sorry, didn't see this until today. Bit difficult from the photo, but could be over watering. Apart from warmth, these like light airy soil that is moist but not wet or soggy. Another reason could be town water, the chemicals it contains can also result in spotting in the leaves. It's an Alocasia 'Poly', but travels under a lot of common names which are used commercially. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Karsty 47 Report post Posted June 4 Thanks Tropicbreeze. Some other responses have suggested too much humidity and/or lack of air movement. One responder suggested using an application of salicylic acid solution to strengthen its immune system. I think the mix it's in is probably too dense. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Ali Baba 20 Report post Posted July 1 I would say too much sun. Looks typical of sun scorch in its patchy distribution on an otherwise healthy leaf. It doesn't take much sun to scorch an Alocasia! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
