A 5-foot Bird of Paradise in a bright SE apartment has leaves curling inward. Expert Darlene: curling indicates drying—root zone or air. Increase humidity: mist multiple times daily (morning/evening), use pebble tray with water (pot not sitting in water), double saucer with water for evaporation. Pot should be snug (1–2 inches soil to pot wall) for blooming. Water when top 2 inches dry, drain excess. Fertilize 20-20-20 next spring.
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