A large-leaf Schefflera drops leaves that turn brown on the plant. Repotted 1.5 months ago; watered when dry, filtered light. Two small Scheffleras nearby thrive.
Newly potted plants have roots only in the original root ball. Watering the entire pot surface drowns the new roots while the outer soil stays wet. The soil dries from the outside in—water should be concentrated near the original root zone.
The small Scheffleras are likely established with full root systems, so they tolerate broader watering.
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