| Color |
|
| Yellowing Leaves |
Yellow leaves that may indicate nutrient deficiencies or overwatering. |
| Browning Leaves |
Brown tips or edges on leaves, often caused by underwatering or low humidity. |
| Pale Leaves |
Pale green or yellowish leaves, which could be a sign of insufficient light. |
| Reddish Leaves |
Reddish or purple tint on leaves, usually due to exposure to excessive sunlight. |
| Drooping Leaves |
Leaves that are wilting and hanging down, indicating underwatering or root problems. |
| Blackened Leaves |
Leaves turning black or dark brown, often a sign of fungal infections. |
| Stunted Growth |
Slower growth than usual, suggesting nutritional issues or root problems. |
| No New Growth |
Lack of new leaves or stems despite proper care, possibly due to root rot. |
| Soil |
|
| Moldy Soil |
Presence of mold or fungus on the soil surface due to excessive moisture. |
| Soil Compaction |
Soil that becomes hard and compacted, hindering proper drainage and root health. |
| Foul Odor |
A foul, musty odor emanating from the soil, indicating root rot or poor drainage. |
| Algae Growth |
Algae growth on the soil surface, often due to excessive watering and poor air circulation. |
| Pests |
|
| Tiny Insects |
Presence of small insects like aphids, mealybugs, or spider mites on leaves. |
| Yellow Sticky Traps |
Use of yellow sticky traps to catch and monitor flying pests like fungus gnats. |
| Chewed Leaves |
Leaves with irregular holes or chew marks, suggesting the presence of caterpillars or beetles. |
| Sticky Leaves |
Sticky residue on leaves, which can be a sign of honeydew secreted by aphids. |
| Webbing |
Fine webbing on plants, indicating the presence of spider mites or other web-spinning pests. |
| Visible Eggs |
Presence of pest eggs or egg sacs on leaves or stems. |
| Distorted Growth |
Deformed or misshapen leaves and stems caused by certain pests. |
| Spots |
|
| Brown Spots |
Brown or dark spots on leaves, possibly due to fungal infections or overwatering. |
| Yellow Spots |
Yellow spots on leaves, often a sign of fungal or bacterial diseases. |
| White Powdery Residue |
A white, powdery substance on leaves, indicative of powdery mildew. |
| Black Spots |
Black spots on leaves or stems, which may be a sign of sooty mold or fungal issues. |
| Waterlogged Patches |
Patches of soft, waterlogged tissue on leaves, often a symptom of bacterial infections. |
| Rust-colored Spots |
Rust-colored spots or pustules on leaves, a sign of rust fungal infections. |
| Ring Spots |
Circular, ring-like patterns on leaves, possibly indicating viral infections. |
| Wilting and Browning at Leaf Edges |
Wilting and browning starting at the edges of leaves, a sign of leaf tip burn due to salt buildup. |
| Leaf Curling |
Leaves curling or cupping, which can be caused by various stress factors or pests. |
| Texture |
|
| Sticky Leaves |
Sticky or tacky feel to leaves due to the presence of honeydew secreted by pests. |
| Sticky Residue on Soil |
Sticky residue on the soil surface, often from honeydew falling from leaves. |
| Leaf Droplets |
Glistening droplets on leaves, known as guttation, caused by excessive moisture uptake. |
| Slimy Stems |
Stems developing a slimy or slippery texture, indicating bacterial infection. |
| Miscellaneous |
|
| Excessive Leaf Drop |
Dropping of a significant number of leaves, which can result from stress or disease. |
| Weak and Leggy Growth |
Tall, spindly growth with weak stems, a sign of inadequate light. |
| Twisted or Deformed Growth |
Twisted or distorted stems and leaves, often due to viral infections. |
| Discolored Stems |
Stems developing unusual colors, which can be a sign of disease. |
| Fading Flowers |
Flowers losing color or wilting prematurely, indicating problems with care. |
| Fuzzy Mold |
Fuzzy, mold-like growth on the soil surface or plant parts, suggestive of mold issues. |
| Excessive Thorns |
An abnormal increase in thorn production on thorny plant varieties. |
| Leaning or Lopsided Growth |
Plants leaning to one side or growing lopsided, often due to uneven light exposure. |
