Ginger's White Bird of Paradise (Strelitzia nicolai) in Midlothian, TX, developed brown patches and curling leaves after moving it farther from a window.
White Bird of Paradise is a large tropical that struggles in containers. Indoors, the air is too dry. The plant needs high humidity to prevent leaf browning.
Consider moving it outdoors in summer for better vigor.
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