Hi MDog Thank you for the suggestion! I do water it with tap water, will try to flush the pot.... However upon closer examination I saw these tiny white bugs/eggs? on the underside of younger leaves. This must be bad.. There are a few grown bugs moving around on the plant too, they are very very small, has maybe 6 or more legs from what I can see. Any idea what they could be?? I squash a few, they don't seem to be able to fly or jump. As for fertilizer I have not really used any yet.

When you water any plant(s), don't give them specific measured out amounts. Always water them to where plenty of excess water gets flushed out of the drainage holes. When you use only measured amounts that don't drain, any dissolved minerals in your water will accumulate in the soil and cause problems. I would thoroughly flush out the soil, let it drain, and then flush it again about an hour later. This will help clear away any minerals that might have already accumulated. For most of my plants, I let their pot soak in a bucket of water right up to the soil line for about an hour. Sometimes I'll even let them soak overnight. Then I'll drain the water away and pour in fresh water until the brownish runoff water from the drainage holes starts to run clear.

I would snip it off at the base as close to the soil as possible. If it pulls away easily, do that and make sure you don't leave dead plant flesh attached to your plant bases. Currently I'm sunning mine for a couple of hours. They've been in the house all winter. I introduced them gradually of course. I've been having the exact same problem lately as you. I repotted them last year so that shouldn't be an issue. I think they need nutrients too but I'll have to look that up. If you figure out why your leaves are doing that, please pass along and a cure if you know one. Thank you a million.

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