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Andrea A

My Triostar has never really been happy, but recently she’s looking downright unhappy. She’s in a west facing bathroom window so gets good afternoon light and humidity, but the leaves have lost most of their pink color and are mostly drying out/shriveling up, despite regular watering, misting and fertilizing. Suggestions? I don’t find any pests.

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  1. CarmLeu

    I think west light is too much for it. It likes indirect light. I have similar issue though with mine. I think even my east light is too much for it so I moved it further away from the window to see.

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  2. Amy

    My triostars are in east morning light and then an LED plant light the rest of the day. I think west sunlight, especially directly on the leaves and immediately adjacent to a window is too strong for the plant. Maybe in overcast conditions or if you can filter the sunlight with a curtain or distance from the window, it might be ok. However, I find the heat of west sunlight too hot and it burns the leaves of my plants. Consider checking the roots and soil too.

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