Hi! I am new here so hopefully I'm doing this right. This is my plant, it has been blooming with no problems but lower leafs seem to be suffering. I have given it a liquid feed for blooms, it has decent water and clarity, and a bit of morning sun. What might this be? Fungal? Overwatering? Salt accumulation?
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Penta Lanceolata: tips of lower leafs turning brown
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