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Message: [QUOTE="cpp gardener, post: 261332, member: 8420"] My guess s most of them have been moved from outdoors in real sun to indoors with less light and dry air. A big change in environmental conditions, especially from sufficient to less than ideal, will cause them to shed ‘extra’ leaves that can’t be supported by lower light conditions. Once they drop all those ‘extra’ leaves they will stabilize and regrow some leaves adapted to lower light. Then next Spring the whole process starts all over again the other way with sunburn and some more leaf drop. If you anticipate the change, the stress on you will be less. [/QUOTE]