A 3-foot Schefflera arboricola thrived on a sunny porch all summer/fall. Moved indoors to an east window (partial/indirect light) 2 months ago. Watered every 1.5 weeks when soil dry. Leaves not yellow/spotted, but plant looks nearly dead except 3 green branches.
Sharp light reduction caused the plant to shed older leaves to match its new, lower light capacity. Fertilizer and repotting won’t help; they’ll hurt.
For a Schefflera care guide, email wcreed@HorticulturalHelp.com.
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