Hello!

I'd love to get some advice on what to do about my Calathea Zebrina! She's very droopy and never puts her leaves up into the prayer position. Tonight, I noticed how some stalks (pictured on the right side of plant) are drooping really badly. I'd like to get her back into tip-top condition but am unsure where to go at this point.

A little background: I love Calatheas and have 6 of them now. the Zebrina was the first purchase when I had no idea what I was doing. So at first she got some direct sunlight, unfiltered water, low humidity and no plant friends. This changed and care is as follows (since about 2-3 months ago):

- Humidifier on 24/7 set at 60% +

- Daily misting

- Watered with filtered water

- In bright, indirect sunlight (and now an LED grow light for about a fortnight)

- Surrounded by plant friends

- Planted in well-draining soil and allowed to dry out a little before watering (I have a moisture meter)

She has several brown-edged leaves from the bad care days, but has slowly been improving. I removed about 3 especially bad leaves, but left the rest. The only thing I am now worried about is how droopy the leaves are, and now especially the droopy stalks. Can anyone advise what I can do about the drooping? Also might be important to note that I am currently at the beginning of Autumn and heading in to winter (although I have the grow light), so I'm unsure about doing anything too drastic.

Very keen to hear any advice!! <3