Sad Fatsia Japonica
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I was hoping someone could offer me some advice on my indoor Fatsia Japonica. I've had it for over 2 years and it's always done quite well. Every now and again I have removed some of the older larger leaves as they seemed to dry out and I wanted to give light to the newer growth. However recently some the leaves look very sad. I thought it was perhaps over watering so I held off for a week or so and now I'm only watering small amounts. For a long while it was sat on a West facing sill, then a sunny south east window and more recently lower down on the ground but still a light spot. Any advice?? Thank you in advance 




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They're outdoor plants which do best with some shade and lots of moisture.
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
It did really well in the full sum windowsill I had it on for a while so that's a bit surprising having read both your comments.
Thanks again... I think I'll re pot it and see if that gives it a new lease of life.
It won't like that at all. The only plants that cope with sitting in water permanently are pond plants, and Fatsia isn't one of them.
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
I'll re pot it ASAP. Thanks for the tips