
Even with 55–70% humidity, Brunfelsia (tropical shrub) needs more. Use humidity tray (water‑filled lower tray), group plants, or room humidifier.
You're applying multiple products weekly (DynaGro, VF‑11, hormones, bat guano, bone meal, aluminum sulfate, magnesium sulfate). This burns roots. Simplify:
Cutting back to 6″ and removing bad growth was correct. New buds appearing is good sign.
Repot if rootbound: 2″ larger pot, potting soil + play sand.
Request Brunfelsia care article at wcreed@HorticulturalHelp.com.
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