Leaf splits are natural—wind tears them in nature; indoors, low humidity during unfurling causes tears. A humidifier helps more than misting. Fertilizer is unnecessary for a year; then use half‑strength complete fertilizer (e.g., Dyna‑Gro Foliage Pro). Water when top 1‑2 inches dry—don't calendar‑water. Bright indirect light with a few hours of direct sun is ideal.
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