The coffee plant gets brown spots

Individual brown spots on the leaves of your Coffee plant can quite simply be sunburn. A young coffee plant does not tolerate direct sunlight so well, an older one should at least get used to it slowly. A pest infestation can also be shown by individual stains. You should fight these immediately.

Scale insects, in particular, like to appear in the coffee plant. If the infestation is low, try home remedies. A severe infestation can often only be effectively combated with the appropriate chemicals.

What's behind brown leaves?

Whole color Leaves brown, then your coffee plant could have got a draft, for example, or too little light. In this case, you should immediately contact the Location change. Your coffee plant likes it warm and light, without wind or drafts. Also im winter it mustn't stand too cold, it needs at least 15 ° C.

to water If you have too much or too little of your coffee plant, it may react by discolouring the leaves, as well as to too much or too little fertilizer. You should definitely adjust the maintenance here. Is the

Earth relatively wet, then it is best to replace them right away.

If you have your coffee plant now repotthen check the roots. Remove any rotten or soft parts. Then put the plant in fresh soil. Only water the coffee plant carefully. In the next few weeks, water a little more sparingly than before and do without fertilization.

Possible causes of brown spots or leaves:

• sunburn
• too little light
• too low humidity
• possibly drafts
• poured or fertilized incorrectly
• possibly pest infestation