Funky, thin growth usually means letting the plant go too dry too long. Water by weight: after thorough watering, note heaviness; don't water again until pot feels much lighter and soil surface is pale. Direct sun is good. Fertilize now with balanced indoor fertilizer (10-10-10 or similar) monthly for 4–6 months at label rate.
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