It is normal for your Goldfish Plant to experience some yellowing and minor leaf loss during the first two weeks after arrival. This is part of the acclimation process.

Trim any damaged, yellow, or brown leaves using clean, sharp scissors to encourage healthy new growth.

Fill the built-in reservoir with room-temperature tap water. If you have a water softener or very hard water, use distilled or filtered water instead.

Check the reservoir monthly or every two months as per the care guide. Refill only when the reservoir is completely empty and the top 1–2 inches of soil are dry.

Avoid misting the plant, as this can add excess moisture to the soil.

Place your Goldfish Plant in bright, indirect light. Avoid direct sunlight, which can scorch the leaves, and low-light conditions, which can hinder growth.

Keep the plant away from heating or cooling sources such as vents, radiators, or drafts.

Minimize moving the plant frequently, as this can cause stress. Allow it to acclimate to its new location.

Regularly inspect your plant for any yellowing or browning leaves. Trim these leaves with clean scissors to promote fresh growth.

Maintain a humidity level of 40–50% around your Goldfish Plant. If your environment is dry, consider using a room humidifier or a pebble tray to increase humidity.

Avoid exposing the plant to temperature extremes caused by heating or cooling systems.

For more detailed, species-specific care instructions, consult the Plant Care Library on easyplant's website or refer to the printed care guide included with your plant.