





I'm not sure if I understand what "indirect light" properly means, but I've just moved this PPP to this shelf in fear that my previous spot didn't give enough of the correct lighting. I'm aware I need to repot, was planning to do so tomorrow! I should go a little bigger for root room, and get a chunky mix, yes? Last slide I've marked which leaves I'm referencing:
Is the yellowing on leaf 1 pic 5 natural or a care based issue? Soil still seems to be appropriately moist, watered every 2-3 days, checking often. I don't want to mess with her too much before repotting but I always worry about soil density in these store ought pots. Also see picture 6.
Leaf 2 is picture 4. I just let them ride to redistribute nutrients or get back healthy, right? I'm just trying to keep Mama alive, so I don't want to worry about what are good/bad babies, but do I need to prune, or BOLO for any issues there?
Leaf 3 is the thickest/heartiest of the leaves but she has begun to droop. This was my catalyst for looking for a new home. Part of the reason for moving her was to be sure she wasn't in direct window lighting. With the blinds down I feel like the light is more direct but you can see that some of the leaves will always basically be in the light. We are surrounded by trees so it can be hard to get MORE light in the house. Grow light is possible but not immediately.
I just want to know when to be concerned and what to pay special attention to!
by Soliloquitude

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I think pic 5 and 6 are switched from what I thought, but whatever y’all get the picture. I’ve tried to do some research but I’m just so worried I’ll end up doing “too much” because I have over-loved a plant or 2 in my day
Bright indirect sunlight means a room. That gets a lot of light. Direct sunlight means well is the sun directly on the plant. And depending on your climate, it may not be drinking a lot of water now. It’s winter in the north east and I probably water every 10-14 days. But I do have a humidifier on them.
https://preview.redd.it/vulva14t4qke1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=15314bfe2084b0ddcf1eb89696155f98896b05c6
They seem happy so far.