Drooping leaves often signal stress.
Overwatering causes roots to suffocate, leading to limp leaves, while underwatering dehydrates the plant, producing similar droopiness.
Temperature extremes, low humidity, or insufficient light can also make leaves sag.
Check soil moisture first: soggy soil indicates overwatering; dry soil means it needs water.
Adjust environmental conditions, ensuring proper light, humidity, and temperature. Prune any severely damaged leaves and avoid sudden changes in placement.
With consistent care, most droopy plants recover quickly, producing firm, healthy foliage once roots and stems regain stability.