I’ve had this ficus lyrata for a little over 2 years now and it’s generally been a pretty happy plant. It’s starting to look unwell. The lower leaves look fine, but these new ones that it put out a month ago are in a bad way and the more recent ones from last season are ailing too. Does anyone know what might cause this? I’ve never seen the browning pattern that is showing up on some of these leaves.

It’s typically been a pretty dense little plant, but I moved three months ago and put it in the corner by a south-facing window as opposed to front and center. I’m worried that it may not have gotten enough light and that’s why the new growth looks so gangly? I’m still not sure what is causing the leaf issues. Any help is appreciated!

-Jesse