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.
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'll re pot it ASAP. Thanks for the tips