Julie sent photos of three plants. The expert identified them and gave care advice.
Old, leggy from insufficient light. Move to a sunny windowsill. Prune long stems to encourage compact growth. Water sparingly—allow soil to dry deeply between waterings.
Only dead leaves visible; cannot identify or advise.
Needs lots of direct sun—place on sunniest windowsill. Water when top inch of soil is dry. Bright light maintains colorful variegation.
Send clear photos for accurate ID. Light is the most common limiting factor for indoor plants.
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