I am sick! I'm losing several beautiful Bracken's Brown Beauties. NOT yellow leaves, we're talking dark brown and drooping leave. Trees are near easement. Either the county (which is always so very helpful!!!!:( :( :( when it comes to killing plants, sprayed a strong herbiside on the easement to knock down tall weeds, or Scott's lawn service killed them with herbiside. Magnolias along border of easement. I'm betting it was county!!! Past experience. I planted Carolina jasmine to help control erosion and create beauty on the culvert, put out 75 plants. Lot of work, no small expense. Some fool from the county hit it with kill-all herbicide. Yes, high grass should have been mowed. But I can't do it because the sides of the ditch / easement are so steep and difficult to mow. I've almost turned the lawn mower over on myself several times trying to mow it. My husband doesn't have any problem mowing it, but absolutely won't get around to doing it! Hence the county herbicide spraying. And now killing I don't know how many of my beautiful magnolias. I'm real angry. Having a terrible day. Really. I loved /babies all those trees! Nothing but a crime to kill them!

That is the plan, unfortunately the 2 mature leaves and one of the immature leaves broke off on me during transit. Will repot tonight, have the roots tied up in a trashbag with a few pieces of damp paper towel to prevent dryout. Yesterday turned out to be pretty busy, didn't have time and am now at work. Will repot tonight. Ended up having to get some basic potting mix and a bag if perlite, will amend it with whatever else I have at home. I have lots of clayballs, and a decent amount of fine grade bark. I have a ton of coir too, may consider some of that. Wish I could do gritty mix right now but it isnt an option. Will make what I have work, and buy more pumice or perlite of I need to. As of now, I worry the room with East light won't be enough, those windows are blocked by my neighboors house. I think that instead I will put it across from a West window, about 15 feet back. I grow Hoya fungii, a ZZ plant, and a Chinese evergreen in that area so hopefully it will be happy there. Either way, after spending all spring and summer in a gloomy basement it is going to need some time to adjust to better lighting. I will probably also give it a light foliar feed on what little greenery is left, with Tappin Roots kelp and willow extract at 1/4 strength.

I love my Chinese evergreen I think it's beautiful and it completes the room so I would recommend getting it and it's not a very difficult plant. I only water it every five days but my coworker thinks I might have actually overwater it just a smidge because I thought you were supposed to keep it just barely damp but I think you're supposed to make sure the top is just a little dry. So I'm gonna let it dry out a little.

Yes. We need pictures, please.