they send new shoots from rhizome: these form new clusters. after a season the leaves start yellowing and dying. so basically the old cluster dies and new ones replace it.

it's better to keep 3-5 clusters together, not dividing. otherwise the plant is not full enough to look good. you can expect to get 1 new cluster per dying old one. but once you have at least 3 in the same pot growing - then the plant really takes off and looks full .

so, cut off the yellow leaves and when the last one in the cluster yellows cut 'the stump' low at rhizome level to keep it neat.

otherwise the plant looks good. as it matures you should get larger leaves on longer petioles.

This one has been more seasonally affected than other plants for me. Amazing growth in summer but almost dormant in winter. So taking it home from the nursery and putting it lower light, not even in front of a window, has probably told it it's time to rest. I would crank the light way up. Mine seemed to do far better last winter when I put a table lamp with 2 ea 100w LED bulbs behind it, even though it is right in a huge west window. I water this one at about every 5 days in summer and maybe 7-11 days in winter, but every set of roots is different of course. :)

Hi guys!!! So it def was purging and I have all kinds of new shoots coming up after I cut off the yellowing leaves.

New problem though....

It was in such a large pot that overwatering was just too easy to do so I repotted it into a smaller pot. Not too small, but not so big the soil won’t dry out either. I did this yesterday and I came home from work today to find the leaves all curled up.

Is he stressed and just mad at me or am I killing him? I did water him a little bit but not a whole lot.

tent it under plastic to increase humidity - the leaves should uncurl. If not, then it needs a bit more water.