Contrary to "low light" labels, arrow plants thrive in full sun. Mine hangs in an uncovered south window year-round.
Brown spots usually indicate insufficient light or irregular watering. Full sun and consistent moisture fix both.
Cymbidium Bud Blast: Light, Fertilizer, and Humidity Fixes
Heliamphora Pitcher Lifespan and Growth Rate: Patience Required
Drosera prolifera Needs More Light—Move to Cape Sundew Window
Diagnosing Leaf Burn on a Young Nepenthes ventricosa
Rescuing a Sun-Scorched Coleus
Bidens 'Solaire' Needs Direct Noon Sun: Relocate or Replace for Porch
Choosing Native Groundcovers for a Steep, Shady Maryland Hillside
Euphorbia lactea 'Cristata' Care: Light Management for Crested Succulents
Yucca Plant Decline: Why Fertilizer Spikes Make It Worse
Annual Repotting and Summer Acclimation for an Indoor Dwarf Banana
Wandering Jew and Ponytail Palm Troubleshooting: Light, Water, and Repotting Advice
Croton Losing Color? It Needs Full Sun—Window Direction, Coverings, and Micronutrients Matter
Tabletop Plants for Narrow South Window (Seasonal Light)
Shrimp Plant: Tropical Pendant Flowers for Patios and Entryways
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