Thanks for your reply Margaret. I have had the
plant for a week well...almost a week. Since it has been home it has gotten a bit greener. It had been neglected for about 2 months due to the fact my grandmother was in the hospital and the
plant was not on my aunts priority list. If I am not mistaken I think the
plant was in a west window, probably a due west non obstructive. It does have some new sprouts popping up and I am charting there growth with light pencil marks on the neighboring leaves. I am hoping that I will not need the aid of artifical light. I know from my days of
growing aquatic
plants in an aquarium that to achieve great results involves lots of money. I don't know if a compact flourecent bulb will generate enough light, with regards to Kelvins. Also the
plant is in my Din. room and I don't know if the wife would approve of a light fixture in there. Now my
plant does not get direct lighting, but it does recieve sunlight in the afternoon. I have other
plants in that area, that do well. I am not sure what they are, but I would guess the sunlight is sufficent. Trial and error. If I can grow aquatic
plants,,,then "dirt
plants" should be a breeze! LOL Thanks to all of you who have replied. Keeping this
plant alive, will be a constant reminder of my grandmother. Bless you all.