For the life of me I can’t get this guy to be happy. It’s by a window but the leaves are all reaching towards the light like it’s starving and all of them turn brown and crispy so fast.
For the life of me I can’t get this guy to be happy. It’s by a window but the leaves are all reaching towards the light like it’s starving and all of them turn brown and crispy so fast.
Maybe a more bright indirect location? Perhaps a porch with a shade over it? Thats where I have mines at currently on a porch with indirect bright sunlight.
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I see the water bulb- does it dry out between waterings or stay mostly wet?
1 Likehi! in nature these tend to be understory, ground cover plants (usually) and do much better with indirect or dappled light, similar to how it would get light under some trees. I would back it away a bit from the window and see if that doesn't make it happier!
2 LikesThanks! I moved it further from the window to see if it’ll help. It just feels like it’s reaching for the light, so I assumed it needed more sun
0 LikesI have mine about 2 feet from my sliding glass door and she gets 2-3 hours of indirect sunlight and she’s thriving if that helps
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