March 2
First reading
Needs attention
- Leaf scorch on three leaves
- Soil drying out completely between waterings
Care plan issued. Watering set to every 9 days, reminder on.
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Ficus elastica
Rubber plant
94% match
Needs attention
Leaf scorch
Dry brown patches spreading in from the edge, caused by too much direct sun.
Treatment Trim the dead tissue back to green and water sooner.
Care plan
Water every 9 days
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March 2
First reading
Needs attention
Care plan issued. Watering set to every 9 days, reminder on.
March 16
Second reading
Healthy
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