Well, as the seasons begin to change, I am noticing that the window I moved my Miranda into isn't getting as much light as it did when I moved him there. And as such I have noticed a big slow down in growth on the plant that didn't flower( the one that did it blocking some extra light from the other one and is still going strong). It seems to have been "stuck" if you will, for a couple of weeks now after exploding with new growth when I moved him to this spot. So my question for you all, is he okay, is this slow down due to season change leading to less sunlight, or would you attribute it more so to shock from being moved? He has a decent amount of basal growth, maybe 3 new shoots, all of his leaves look healthy, the spot he was in before getting too big led to the leaves on the vining stem turning a lovely shade of red, and the leaves on the basal shoots are a deep green. No signs of wilting. Just really slow to keep growing like he was for a few months. I can get some picture later, just curious about if you Gus attributed the slowdown to less light, season change, getting moved to a different spot, etc. Many thanks :grin:
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