A schefflera dropping blackened leaves 12 feet from an east window is suffering from three compounding issues: low light, overpotting (18-inch pot for a 3.5-foot plant), and overwatering (twice weekly).
Scheffleras need bright light to thrive. The large pot holds too much moisture, causing root rot. Patience and proper drying are the only hope.
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