Sitting in water—even briefly—can initiate root rot, which may not show odor or obvious mushiness early on. Wilting that continues after drainage improves indicates the roots are damaged and can’t absorb water.
If natural light is insufficient (Chicago winter), supplement with fluorescent grow lights (best for foliage) or a 150W flood light. But light alone won’t fix root damage—dry soil is key.
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