Water droplets at leaf tips = guttation. Roots build pressure in moist soil, plant releases water through hydathodes on leaf margins. Common in high humidity, moist soil, low transpiration (night/early morning).
Guttation does NOT mean you're overwatering. It's a natural pressure release. The plant is healthy.
Leaves facing away from window drop due to low light after move. Normal adjustment. Rotate plant periodically for even growth.
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