When plants are adjusting to a new environment, they need both time and energy to settle in. Changes in temperature, light, and humidity can cause temporary stress, so it’s completely normal to see some yellowing, browning, drooping, or leaf drop, especially from older, lower leaves.
During this acclimation period, which can last a few weeks, your plant is simply adapting to its new home. As it becomes more comfortable, leaf loss will slow and new growth will begin to emerge. Shedding is a natural part of this process and often makes room for fresh, healthy leaves.
We truly appreciate your patience during this transition. Take time to observe your plant closely and make small, gentle adjustments to its care as needed, this is how you’ll learn what works best in your space.
Please note : Plant care is a journey. Every space is different, so take our tips as shared experiences, and enjoy learning your plant’s rhythm, growing together is part of the joy!