My plant here, Hank, gets lots of sun but I’m not sure if he is getting too much or too little. I asked someone I know who is very experienced with plants if they knew what to do and they said he needs lots of sun but not direct sunlight. I put him on the ground near a sunny spot in my room but that was after I removed him straight from my window and he still has brown dry spots on his leaves. I also find that his soil gets dry fast so do I just need to move him? What do I do?
Did he get the brown spots while being at the brighter light and then you moved him? Or did they occur after you moved him?
1 Like They occurred when he was at my window and then I moved him and they are still there.
0 Likes I don’t see why he wouldn’t like the indirect light, but brown spots don’t turn back green. I would leave him be and see if pups (baby plants) come up in the next few months.
1 Like You can trim the leaves with brown edges if they bother you.
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the brown spots unfortunately wont go away but put him in indirect light and play around a little bit for a good spot if his soil get dry fast then that could be a need for repot
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