Variegated Pandanus (Pandanus veitchii) needs several hours of direct sun daily to maintain its bright stripes. Fluorescent office light is far too weak—the plant will revert to solid green and decline.
Short days mean you must maximize every photon. A south-facing window with no curtains is the minimum. Consider a supplemental grow light on a timer for 14 hours/day in winter.
Leaf problems on Pandanus are almost always cultural (light/water/pot), not fungal. Lab tests are the only way to confirm a fungus.
Only feed healthy, actively growing plants at half strength monthly. Fertilizer does not fix sick plants.
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