All houseplants should only be repotted April 15–June 30. Fall repotting puts semi-dormant roots into wet soil they can't colonize, causing shock and root rot.
With corrected light and water, leaf drop should slow within 2 weeks. New growth appears in 4-8 weeks. The plant may look sparse temporarily but will fill in with proper care.
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