A 30+ year old Schefflera (umbrella tree) summers outdoors and winters by a south window. New top leaves are fine, but older leaves yellow and streak. Owner suspects bugs.
Moving plants between vastly different light levels forces older leaves—adapted to the previous location—to discolor and die. New leaves adapt to the current light.
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