Firstly i admit i am clueless in plants so treat this 45 years old man like a kid when you explain stuff,

I get this last year she was getting bigger rapidly but was nice for the past 8 months. suddenly this middle big stem came from ground and started dying, yellow to brown leafs, i cut the first top part, then the lower leaves started turning brown and dead so my dad cut it like this.

I water it every two to three weeks with cup of human drinking water, or by touching the soil to see if its dry then i water it.

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[–] [S] 3 points 1 month ago (2 children)

That what the lady told me when i asked her for a plant that will not die because of me.

I dont know if vas/pot have a drainage holes, but as you can see from the pic below, the pot is very big and heavy.

How do i check for waterlogged.

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  • [–] 7 points 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago)

    It’s pretty difficult to check for water at the bottom of the pot. I’m sure someone has a tool or a way to do so. Honestly, if it were my plant, and the pot was plastic, i would buy a saucer for it and drill some holes in the bottom of the pot. I only have one planter without drainage holes. I have a smaller pot inside of it. So i can see when water flows through to the bigger one

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