Five 7-ft Arborae (likely Schefflera actinophylla or arboricola) in non-draining ceramic pots are doomed without change. You’ve lost plants to watering guesswork—here’s the fix.
Buy a $10 moisture meter. Water only when probe reads dry halfway down. Roots need air between waterings—this prevents rot.
Water-soluble (Miracle-Gro or similar) at label strength during growth. Stop in winter.
Email photo to plantlady6@yahoo.com for exact species ID and tailored advice.
Drainage is non-negotiable. Fix the pots, use a meter, and your Arborae will thrive.
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