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I've had this plant since spring and is turning out to be a bit difficult for me. It just doesn't seem to be thriving. For the summer I kept it in morning and evening sun and watered it about once a week with weak fertilizer. This plant has good color, its just the leaves are droopy. Now I have it under lights and plan I keeping it on the dry side, will that be ok? It does have some pups growing off the stem. Any advise would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks Larry & Jen. It seems that this plant is a bit more thirsty than I was lead to believe. I have been watering more often and seems to be doing better. I have it in a clay pot, I think plastic is in order.
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