I don't know the condition of the soil so I cannot know for sure. From what I know, I wouldn't repot it again since too much stress. It was recently repoted = stress. It changed house, location = stress. So I wouldn't aggravate the plant with another repot on top of that. If it is not something urgent, and it doesn't seem it is, let it settle, and ideally repot it next summer.

Also place it instead of the red stool, attached right under the window. Ideally under the sunniest window you have.

really? everything I've read says bright indirect light.. so I put it to the right of my east window.. Thanks for the potting advice... was leaning toward waiting for those reasons exactly... just didn't want it to struggle. Maybe it's a good idea to space my waterings further, although I hear they like small amounts at a regular time. What has been your experience? Or what do you recommend for watering?

The internet is full of misinformation. These plants grow and will do best under the most intense full sun.

Sun through a window is filtered and not anywhere near as intense as it would be outside.

The only issue you could ever have is the leaf getting too hot if you’re air is stangnent.

If there’s a fan, or even a heat/ac vent in the same room, that’ll keep the air moving enough.

It’s a bummer to see everyone coming here with the same “bright indirect” light thing. People misunderstand what that means so they stick it in a dark corner and the plant suffers.

Bright, meaning right up in front of a window. Indirect means not outdoors in direct sunlight. Glass filters the sun, hence not direct.

That’s only because the plants have been grown under a shade cloth. They can easily handle direct sun if acclimated.

All Ficus should be in front of the brightest window in your house.

whatmay seem bright or plenty of light to a human is nothing for a plant.

Dont water in small amounts. Fully drench the soil till is coming out the drain holes so you’re flushing fertilizer and tap water salts from the soil. Don’t water on a a set schedule. Water only as the plant needs it. This is be different in the summer and winter.

A peace lily would probably do fine in that empty space. Not going to be a tall plant though.

yes. repot

Care clarify, Mike?

The tree will be much happier in that space. Looks great there too.

Great!! Thats what I'm talking about. Best spot!