hi

you moved a large plant from one location to another ...

so one would ask themselves.. how did the 'culture' change ...

a lot of tropical plants.. are shade plants ... growing under the forest canopy ... perhaps you have it in too much sun???

a corollary to that.. is that it was in a shaded greenhouse.. and now you have it in blistering sun ... if i see you pic correctly ... i would probably reduce direct sun ... you are a bit closer to the equator.. than most of us who grow plants in a window ...

the other option.. was that you moved it outside ... and it was colder than it preferred ... and you shocked it somehow ...

you water a plant when it needs water.. and you have to insert your index finger.. and teach it how to understand when such is needed ... perhaps our friends in teh hosueplant forum can leand some insight into such ...

good luck

ken

ps: your pic is an optical illusion.. shadows running both right and left ... if your plant is against a wall on the right .. you are frying it ... and if the sun is coming from right .. then why is there a shadow to the right of what looks like hanging blinds behind the plant???? ... so.. is that a wall or a balcony on the right???? ... where is the sun coming from????

Hi there!
The sun is coming from the right. There's a big window with a grey blind, so no direct sun :)