Direct answer
Most 'diseases' in Tiny Eden are care failures, not infections: yellow leaves often mean watering or nutrient issues, mold or wilting usually follows wrong soil or temperature. Check the plant-health page before assuming a bug.
Symptom table
| Symptom | Likely cause | Verified fix | Evidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| Yellow leaves | Watering imbalance or soil nutrients | Correct water + soil mix | OBSERVED (1.0) |
| Wilting | Underwater or temperature band | Water / move to warmer spot | OBSERVED (1.0) |
| Mold / mildew | Cold + damp conditions | Adjust moisture + climate | COMMUNITY — verifying |
| Stalled growth | Wrong soil composition or planter | See onion diagnostic | OBSERVED (1.0) |
Prevention
- Keep soil components within the plant's reported targets.
- Match light and temperature to the plant's band — location choice matters.
- Do not overwater; check moisture signs in Plant Info.
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Evidence note
Symptom→cause mapping is collected into the problem database. Any new recurrent symptom from Steam or GSC queries gets added here after verification.
MIXEDTroubleshooting hub
Some pages call care failures 'bugs'. Our problem records store cause, solution, affected build and fixed build separately so this stays audit-able.
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This page is part of the plant-health cluster: see also watering, light, temperature and not-enough-sunlight.