Medinilla magnifica is a tropical Philippine shrub prized for its pendant pink flower clusters. Curling leaves usually indicate low humidity, cold drafts, or overwatering.
In winter, keep it on a sunny windowsill away from heating vents. In summer, move it to a bright, shaded spot outdoors. Water only when the top inch of soil feels dry—never let it sit soggy. Feed with a balanced houseplant fertilizer every two weeks during active growth.
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