RP>   The trick to AVs seems to be LOTS of light - light for at least
RP>   twelve hours a day. (Something we sure don't get in the winter).
RP>   Perhaps it's time to try it again - with a little help from the
RP>   light.
  Congratulations, Rob, you just learned a basic fact about plants.
  Light is food to them - no light, and they starve to death over a
   period of time. My much-neglected AV's sit on wide windowsills to
  catch as much light as possible for much of the year.  Only in summer
  do I have to shade the west window where I keep most of them. And only
  in summer would they thrive in a north window. Most do well in east
  and west windows. My south windows are for real light-lubbers , but
  could be used for 2-3 months in the winter for AV's before the sun got
  too powerful.
                        ...Sandra...
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