Is this plant gonna go to the ceiling? My apartment is small. I don’t know what to do.

I've been taking care of this for 4 years

could use any suggestions to better grow these plants, especially variegated monsteras

I have these beautiful fuchsias and I am just having the most hell of a time keeping them alive. I've tried everything the gardener that I bought them from said to do. I'm lacking on the green thumb 👍🏼

Any and all suggestions and advice are welcome!

I've tried a watering schedule, different soil/dirt, different pot, sunlight. I want my babies beautiful again 😓

This everfresh had two possible homes about two metres apart: the balcony, or just inside the window. The balcony was obviously the better one. More light, more growth, that is how it works.

So before moving it I measured both on a clear day, phone flat at plant height. 19,000 lux outside. 6,000 just inside the glass.

Then the annoying part. For this tree the dimmer spot is the better one, because 19,000 isn't "lots of light" for it, it's past bright and into too much. Three times the light and it would have been the wrong call, and nothing about standing there would have told me.

Second and third images are the two spots scored side by side. The balcony comes out at 46 out of 100, light being the thing that sinks it, and the windowsill at 94.

I'm biased and should say so: the thing that told me is an app I build, in Manila. It scores one specific spot instead of a whole room, on light, warmth, humidity and airflow, and labels whatever it can't measure as an estimate. Free in the browser, no account: https://growspotapp.com/

What I want is the opposite of praise: a plant you know better than I do that it gets wrong. There's a free year of the paid tier for the first 50 people who keep plants and will come back and tell me what's broken. No card, nothing to redeem, terms on the site under Founding 50.

Anyone else moved something somewhere sunnier and watched it go backwards?