- Neem Oil Usage: Concerns are raised about the use of neem oil, and the suggestion is to try a soap and water mix for spider mites.
- Leaf Conditions: Questions about the appearance of the dropping leaves, whether they have brown sections or are entirely brown, are raised. Advice includes cutting stems with lesions and inspecting for insects.
- Light and Seasonal Considerations: Interior leaves falling may be due to reduced sunlight in the fall. The diseased smell is attributed to the soil, and excess neem can cause an unpleasant odor.
- Spider Mite Control: Urgent control of spider mites is recommended, with suggestions to spray with Castile soap water and remove infected leaves.
- Fertilization: The frequency of fertilization is discussed, and transplanting to a new pot is mentioned.
- Professional Consultation: Recommendations include seeking advice from certified professionals at a nursery.
- Environmental Factors: Suggestions for providing adequate light, warmth, and mild airflow to combat winter-related issues.
- Pest and Disease Management: Advice includes scraping off lumps, bathing with lime sulfur, and using cow urine for insect control.
- Pathogen Disinfection: If the issue is a contagious disease, it's advised to keep healthy plants away, disinfect pots, and use pathogen-free soil for future planting.
- Seasonal Conditions: Despite being in summer, the plant faces challenges, and various solutions are proposed to address potential pests, fungus, and environmental stress.
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