Norfolk pines (Araucaria heterophylla) are finicky until established. Cool temps, bright indirect light (north/east window), and thorough watering when surface dries are essential. Porous, well-draining soil prevents root issues. Avoid repotting—they prefer the same pot for years.
Lower branches drop as the tree grows. Misting helps but isn't essential. Watch for spider mites. Stability in light, water, and pot size is the secret.
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