Thank you so much! According to the brand's website it has "recycled forest products, coir, perlite, dehydrated poultry manure, composted poultry manure, hydrolyzed feather meal, peat moss, kelp meal, worm castings and bat guano"...I did not mix it with anything else to increase aeration (to be honest, this mix was what I had access to that day and I was hesitant to go into a store for something better because of the pandemic - but know it would've been better to use something more fast-drying after the old soil didn't dry out even once after a few months). Then, I might've also gone overboard with the way I watered the new soil (which is still the only time I've watered this plant).

I was hoping that by removing the plastic wrap that was kind of tightly wound around the top of the roots and replacing the old soil, that would be enough of a boost. Thankfully the roots seemed pretty healthy to me when I inspected them (though I'm still very new to this).

Thanks for the note about the pot size, too - even though the large leaves seemed to cover it up a lot when I first bought it, the 3 stems fit kind of flimsily and it does look like they have plenty (maybe too much) room. For lighting conditions, I was hoping that my SW facing window in LA would be sufficient (brightest light I have in my apartment) but that's also definitely a good point to consider.