8-foot variegated schefflera thinning despite "keep soil moist" nursery advice? That advice is wrong for this sun-loving, drought-tolerant plant.
Leaf drop stops immediately. New growth appears within weeks. Variegated scheffleras need more light than green ones—chlorophyll deficiency makes them sun-hungry.
Expert advice from Darlene, houseplant specialist.
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