1. If the soil is soggy, ensure the pot has drainage holes and allow the soil to dry out significantly before the next watering session.
2. If the soil is bone dry, water the plant thoroughly until moisture drains from the bottom of the pot.
3. If the soil is compacted, gently aerate it by poking holes with a skewer to improve airflow to the root system.
4. Monitor the plant over the next two weeks; ensure the soil moisture level remains consistent with the specific water requirements of your plant species.
5. Verify the fix by observing the development of new, healthy green leaves and noting that the progression of chlorosis has halted.
Warning: Do not cut off yellow leaves until they are completely dead or detach with a gentle pull to avoid creating open wounds on the plant.
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