Nanookadenord
Sapling
I am thinking that keeping this plant outside here in Central Florida was a bad idea. A really bad idea. The pictures below will show the results in a before and after picture set.
I do not believe watering was the issue. As the leaves that are left are thick as they should be. There was also no yellowing it indicate over-watering. I simply think the heat was just too much. It was in our screened in balcony where it would receive at least four hours of morning sunlight. The rest of the day it was bright indirect sunlight and shaded. This morning I brought it inside and I plan on getting a 13 watt full-spectrum CFL bulb for it and it is sitting on a shelf on my computer desk.
Is there anything else I can do for it to help revive it?
I do not believe watering was the issue. As the leaves that are left are thick as they should be. There was also no yellowing it indicate over-watering. I simply think the heat was just too much. It was in our screened in balcony where it would receive at least four hours of morning sunlight. The rest of the day it was bright indirect sunlight and shaded. This morning I brought it inside and I plan on getting a 13 watt full-spectrum CFL bulb for it and it is sitting on a shelf on my computer desk.
Is there anything else I can do for it to help revive it?