@plantalytics: Thai Cons are dramatic about three things: 💧 Inconsistent watering — those variegated leaves have less chlorophyll and less margin for error. Let it dry out too hard, then soak it, and the edges pay the price. Aim for watering when the top couple inches are dry, every time. 🌫️ Low humidity — this plant wants 60%+ and most homes sit around 30-40%. The white patches crisp first because they're the most fragile tissue on the leaf. A humidifier beats misting every time (misting lasts about 20 minutes, then you're back where you started). 🧂 Salt buildup — tap water minerals and fertilizer salts collect at the leaf edges and burn them. Flush the pot thoroughly every few waterings so water runs clear out the drain hole, and go easy on the fertilizer — variegated plants burn faster. The hard truth: browned edges never turn back. But every NEW leaf is a report card on your current care. Fix the routine now and watch the next leaf come in clean 📈 Save this before your Thai Con throws out its next leaf 📌
