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I have an episcia plant that has large leaves--about 7-8" long. They are "crisp," have good color, show no evidence of infestation and yet they tend to be pendulous and curve into themselves pretty much. It has beautiful red flowers, but it's the curling of the leaves that bother me. Is this normal????
It could be low humidity or too much light. Or it could be that the stems are too long and the crown needs to be rerooted. Years ago it was genrally regarded that episcias make their best foliage in low light--such as lighting for an AV. But, they flower best in higher light. I can't say that I completely agree with this but I think it points to cultural factors rather than something else.
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