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Umbrella plant

10 years ago

My umbrella plant is looking very dead , it is about 10 years old but was moved about 2 years ago it appeared to thrive but recently it has drooped massively and is looking very unhealthy although the leaves aren't dry or falling and there appears to be tiny shoots from the trunk

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moochinka
10 years ago
You've said nothing about how you take care of it, how much/how often you water, how much light it gets, whether other things have changed like temperature or humidity in the room and whether you've actually had it for 10 yrs yourself, or only recently. Nothing to go on to be able to help you with.
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