Variegated Hawaiian Dwarf (Rhoeo spathacea nana variegata) has brown tips. Owner waters weekly with tap water left overnight for fluoride evaporation, uses garden soil, artificial lights. Expert Will Creed: fluoride unlikely; chlorine dissipates but fluoride doesn't. Hard water minerals build up and burn roots—use filtered/distilled water. Water thoroughly until drainage, not light frequent watering. Garden soil introduces unknown pH/minerals/critters; better to use peat-based mix. Flush soil with mineral-free water, test pH (6.0–6.8). Trim tips, adjust watering. Warm/cool white fluorescents are cheaper than grow lights; direct sun is best for color.

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