Scheffleras need a dry period between waterings. Self-watering pots keep soil constantly moist → root stress → leaf spots (red/brown), distorted new growth.
New growth should normalize once roots get air. Scheffleras like lots of light and dry-down.
Your west-facing windowsill in Scotland (even with clouds) should provide adequate light if the watering is corrected.
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