Outdoor plant going yellow

[johnc86]

Iv got 1 plant which today iv brought inside today as its got some yellowing/browning in places. A couple of the biggest leaves at the bottom had gone crispy so i took them off but i beleive this is norman? (newer leaves have started to grow since bellow which look good).

I spotted a little insect on one of the leaves which looked like a ball. I suspect he was eating the leaves which is why they have spots of browning. What can I use to get rid of insects? I am worries as the verry top growth is much busier and has loads of smaller new leaves but they seem to be getting eaten the most

Should I leave the plant in the conservatory which gets the full light the garden does, or will it be better outside?

Is there much you can do about pests outside?


Cheers.

P.S If you would like to know a bit more about the plant here is a post i made about it. Its a one off plant from a seed i got in some weed

[jonster]

personally, i've got too many plants to worry about pest control n such. sure they come around every once in awhile and eat your plants, but not to an extent where it's truelly devestating. put your plants back outside, theres plenty of pest control solutions on this site, if u want to muck around with it, go for it, theres no loss. the yellowing is probably from over/underwater or over fertilizing. yellow blotches and eaten away spots are deffinetly bugs and or slugs.

[thantheman]

Be careful taking them in and outside, the stress from the change in humidity can hurt the plant.