A large schefflera dropping leaves near a drafty window faces a dilemma: move away from draft but lose light, or stay and risk cold damage.
Cold drafts cause rapid leaf drop and stress. Move the plant out of the draft path first.
Real plant lights provide the red/blue spectrum for photosynthesis. Blue-coated "plant lights" only improve appearance, not growth. Artificial light solves the low-light issue without exposing the plant to damaging drafts.
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