Indirect lighting indoors (probably like 5-6 hours worth) by a window maybe at most 1 hour of intermittent direct sunlight (through tree branches from the tree outside) watering once a week if the soil dries out only watering the soil not the leaves or trunk , soil is a mix of bark and succulent potting soil. There are some green spots and the trunk feels strong but it keeps losing petals and the petals do not grow.
by SwimmingDisaster4542
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Looks wet, maybe overwatered? Change soil, looks old. But I’m not really sure.
Your pot needs drainage. My guess is the roots are rotting. Replant it in fresh soil, in a pot that has drainage, and let it dry out a bit. I water mine once a week, generously, and he loves it. This is salvageable for sure
Definitely overwatered just go back to neglecting it and it should shine again in a couple months. First try repotting and search for root rot
You’re watering too often. It’s not enough to let the soil dry out, it should stay dry for at least a couple of weeks before you water again. The soil should dry in less than a week.
If you water as soon as the soil dries the plant is almost almost in wet soil, these should spend more time in dry soil than wet soil