Hey Forum,
First time poster here from Melbourne AUS. I may need some guidance getting my plant back to her former glory.
I have had my plant (Bella) for about 4 years now (healthy pics attached from about 12 months ago.)
We recently moved home and the change in environment has left me with a very sad looking plant. (Unhealthy pic attached). Our new apartment doesn't have as much sunlight, and is cold on the balcony. The plant used to live outside all year round very happily, but under clear plastic roof/cover where she received a bit of direct sunlight.
Can someone give me some advice about where to put the plant in Melbourne location? Does it need full sun? Does it have to be inside? Is the lack of pitchers and browning leaves partly seasonal? I'd rather send her to my mum's place to live than kill her!
More info:
- we are in Autumn here and it's about to get cold, but no frost.
- no pitchers on the plant currently.
- brown patches on her leaves.
- usually the plant loses some pitchers over winter and grows loads of new ones in spring.
- plant is now almost my height. I was planning on doing a cutting but worried that's a bad idea in this health.
Any help would be much appreciated!
Cheers
First time poster here from Melbourne AUS. I may need some guidance getting my plant back to her former glory.
I have had my plant (Bella) for about 4 years now (healthy pics attached from about 12 months ago.)
We recently moved home and the change in environment has left me with a very sad looking plant. (Unhealthy pic attached). Our new apartment doesn't have as much sunlight, and is cold on the balcony. The plant used to live outside all year round very happily, but under clear plastic roof/cover where she received a bit of direct sunlight.
Can someone give me some advice about where to put the plant in Melbourne location? Does it need full sun? Does it have to be inside? Is the lack of pitchers and browning leaves partly seasonal? I'd rather send her to my mum's place to live than kill her!
More info:
- we are in Autumn here and it's about to get cold, but no frost.
- no pitchers on the plant currently.
- brown patches on her leaves.
- usually the plant loses some pitchers over winter and grows loads of new ones in spring.
- plant is now almost my height. I was planning on doing a cutting but worried that's a bad idea in this health.
Any help would be much appreciated!
Cheers
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