A plant leaning away from a floor-to-ceiling glass door (bright indirect, no direct sun) is unusual. Phototropism normally bends stems toward light.
Cannot advise without knowing the plant. Please provide:
Rotate 180°. If it leans toward the new light side, it's phototropic. If it keeps leaning same direction, it's structural/weight.
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