| What would cause my Chinese Evergreen leaves to wilt? They are not yellow and there's still some new growth trying to come out. |
| It's difficult to diagnose a plant problem without actually seeing it. If the leaves are droopy, too much water, or dry air or even hot winds can cause the problem. New growth is a good sign so encourage that as much as you can and wait to see if the wilting leaves turn brown or fall off. If so, clip them off the plant to make it look more attractive. Best wishes with your Chinese Evergreen! |
