Why do the green leaves on my Camellia dry out and fall off? My Camellia is a house plant in the winter.

And, how do I remedy this?

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#1 Comment By GKH_Susan On 12/15/2019 @ 2:15 am

This is in response to lower humidity and lower light conditions. This is natural and will continue each year unless you can provide more but not direct light (like a horticultural fixture) and a way to keep the area humid. A pebble tray would help the humidity.

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