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Originally Posted by kaczercat
They grow best outside until just before a frost if you can.. That way these issues will only happen from Nov-April and not year round  It can grow somewhat naturally with proper sun, rain and so on.
Bringing it back and replacing would be pointless only because the new one would most likely do the exact same. When indoors watering is much different then if it were outside. A lot less because there is no sun to dry out the pot.
I hope it turns around for you it's a nice size. |
Thanks for this.
I live in a top floor facing south-east, which mean it could get a lot of light but a lot of wind too!
will it survive to wind? I live in central London, so we are talking about 8-10 mph winds.
The other problem is that obviously, we bought it for decorative reasons, and right now it looks like a dead body in the living room!
Can I cut those broken leaves now, or do I need to wait for them to turn brown?