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No, it isn't a trailer, Nancy. The plant right in front of it is but this. I have 3 minis in one container. Possibly the leaves of the trailer are getting in the way. Thanks for any help. Dar S.

Hi, Margaret, I looked at the pictures, and have some thoughts for your plant. It appears to be way too dry. When wick watered plants go dry, just refilling the reservoir usually won't re-hydrate the potting soil. The wick itself needs to be 'primed'. You can do this by taking the pot off the reservoir and setting it in a bowl. Then, pour nice warm water into the bowl, and let the pot soak until the soil is wet all the way through. This may take up to an hour. Then dump out the excess water and put the pot back in the bowl. Remove those dead leaves on the outside, they are not going to magically spring back to health. After a couple of days, you should re-pot this plant. It is way too small for the size of the pot, and I can see a lot of fertilizer buildup on the sides of the pot above the soil. To determine the correct size of pot to use, measure the diameter of the plant (after you remove the dead leaves), divide by 3, and that is the number of inches in diameter for the correct pot. When wicking, watch for limp plants, and check the soil. If it is dry, and there is water in the reservoir, you know the wick has stopped working, and you will need to 'prime' it or repot if that fails to get it to work again. That is the most obvious thing I see. I don't think it has root rot or critters. Barbara

I am siding with Aegis. It seems that an ordinary maintenance is due. All leaves with pale leaf blades and leaf stalks should be removed off the stem - they are too old to work hard for your plant The plant should be removed from its pot and planted in a fresh soil - you can find oodles of recommendations on our discussion- what soil to pick. The AV should be potted lower - the soil level just under the last row of leaves - you can trim the bottom of the rootball if necessary. The diameter of new pot should be 1/3 of a leaf span - you remove the pale leaves and decide - if you can recycle the old pot - or you need to go higher. I think probably not. Regarding the white specs - hard to say - can be dust - can be not dust - squish on between the nails - if it is dust - it will be dry - if it is wet - it is a critter. Giving a plant a shower in a sink with a lukewarm water will help to remove the dust.