Context: we are in the middle of winter, I went away for 2 weeks, and the weather was exceptionally cold during that time. I came home to a very droopy fiddle that I watered until wet through when I returned. Since then it’s perked up, enjoying having some warmth back in the house however, it’s dropped some leaves and most of them are yellowing. It has been in this spot for some time and gets filtered sunlight. What do I need to do to help it out? Thanks 🙏🏼
by isoteacher
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That pot is outrageously small. Upgrade to a bigger one and get those rocks off the surface soil! She’s not happy now and doing all that will shock the plant but it’s necessary.
Looks dry. Water thoroughly or allow to sit in a bucket of water for 30 mins to fully absorb water and then put back in its spot. So this every 7-10 days or when pot feels light. Yellowing lower leaves are being sacrificed by the plant to have the energy to hold on to the newer ones up top.
Ehhh i would argue more winter light would be better.