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Plant Care Help
I bought a nice-looking plant for my apartment about a week ago from
Home Depot. The guy in the garden department said it was a low-light plant that didn't need much water. How much light is considered "low light" isn't completely clear to me, but I have the plant in my bedroom, where it gets less-than-average exposure to daylight. The plant is about 5 feet tall, with some leaves probably stretching to 7 feet. Anyway, I don't know what kind of plant it is, and now it looks like it's dying. I repotted the plan when I brought it home. Since then, the tips of a lot of the leaves are turning brown (dead), and some leaves have flat-out dried up and falled off. The soil looks fairly moist (dark colored). I've probably poured 2-3 cups of water into it since I bought it. Is that not enough? Too much? I really like this plant, but I don't know how to save it. Can anyone offer some expertise? I took a couple digital pictures in case anyone wants to try to ID the plant (you'd be my hero). Thanks, http://cs-people.bu.edu/jlupien/plant1.jpg http://cs-people.bu.edu/jlupien/plant2.jpg -Jeff |
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