Wrinkled, soft leaves mean water issue—either too much or too little. Check roots: soft/mushy = overwatered; shriveled/dry = underwatered.
Vendors use moss to reduce watering frequency. Buyers often overwater, rotting roots. Repot moss-topped plants into bark mix immediately.
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