Barb's 1.5-year-old schefflera (3 ft tall, original pot) suddenly has black new leaves dropping this summer. She wonders if it's water, pot size, or light—it gets plenty of indirect light.
Black leaves = insufficient light. Scheffleras need direct sun, not just indirect light. Solutions:
Once in proper sun, new healthy growth should appear quickly.
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