line the heads up :)

ha! I'll take that compliment. Thank you!

Thank you!

the point is to stop and smell the roses :) or carnations in this example

Thank you! Welcome to the floral industry. We're a bunch of weirdos.. glad you're here :)

Hey! Sounds like the lamp is giving her too much light and burning the leaves. I would just keep her in your west facing window without the lamp and see how she does for a bit. A porcelain pot is fine, but it should have a drainage hole. If you dont have a drainage hole I would recommend repoting her into one that does. Sometimes if they get tangled I will add extra support by place chopsticks next to the plant and loosely tying them onto it. They also will bend toward the light so rotating them every week is a good idea. Hope that helps!

@@MainStreetFloristCarlinvilleIL thank you for your help! I moved her out of the grow light and noticed her roots were exposed, so I fixed her up. I have her in a north facing window right now where she’s able to get bright light but it’s obscured by an awning and lattice canopy, so it’s not direct.

@@bronxkies That should be perfect!

Often it happens when they are drinking up water but not supported. Try letter them dehydrate a bit so the they soften up, wrap the bunch of them tightly in paper then place in water to drink.

Interesting. We've kept them in water and they will last almost a month. I find it hard to believe they will last that long and not become droopy without some water.... but to be honest I've never tried it. You could always pull a single stem out and try it as an experiment.