A reader sent photos of a plant purchased a year ago that lost leaves after a week-long absence (suspected overwatering). The expert identified it as Polyscias balfouriana, or Balfour Aralia, a relative of the Ming Aralia.

With consistent care and good light, the plant will stabilize and produce compact new growth.
Expert advice from Will Creed, Interior Landscaper, Horticultural Help, NYC.
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