is that real soil.. or potting medium???

there is no drainage in the pot.. correct???

are you insuring that it is not a swamp at the bottom of the pot where the roots are??? ... or are you just watering when the surface looks dry???

and finally.. is there a reason this cant be outside in mother earth??? .. i never really though about a grass as a houseplant ????

and.. being lazy right now .... is india coming into fall or spring????

ken

It is real soil with stones at the bottom to help drainage. The container has holes at the bottom and I check every time i water to make sure excess water is draining out.

I recently re-potted it so made sure that the soil was not heavy... and yes I water only when 1" of the soil is dry.

I live in a flat so I can't put it on the ground... Besides, it never had issues like this before (growing it since 7 years or so)

I just noticed that the long stemmed plants kinda bend when kept at this window... Could it have anything to do with the wind direction and stuff?

Although widely believed to help, those "stones at the bottom to help drainage" aren't.

The leaves flop because of low light. (The plant needs full sun outdoors.)

The leaves bend toward the window because that's where the light is coming from.

It might be the picture, but that soil looks unsuitable for container grown plants.

Try giving fertilizers such as nitrogen

. Because nitrogen is good for foliage and grass plants really thrive on it.I myself had this problem but I started giving leaf mulch and grass clipings and the plant is much better