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Britt

Hi all, new here and new to plants in general. I have this beautiful Pink princess philodendron that I have set up in hydroponics. She's been doing great with the top leaf being new since getting her. I have a question however. Today I came home from work and the whole top of the plant has turned. I have her close to a south facing window so lots of bright indirect light. What could cause such a drastic turn? And should I try and attach her to the plant pole to straighten back out or leave her be? I added a picture from the day I transfered her to water for comparison

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  1. Zack

    Plants always turn towards the direction of the light. This is optional, but I like to rotate my plants a quarter clockwise turn during every watering to keep them even. As for the pole, I have all my philodendrons on a pole but I’m not sure if it’s “mandatory” I do notice larger leaves when I give them poles.

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  2. Britt

    Thank you! The pole is temporary my oldest child just moved away for school so her room is slowly turning into the plant room. Im planning on getting a trellis for them for a little more support.

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    • Zack

      That should work out great! They’re forgiving they can do without a pole for a bit

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    • Zack

      One other thing I noticed in the photos just now… make sure the Velcro isn’t too tight because it can cut off circulation. Plant looks great though!! 😊

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  3. Britt

    Thank you!! Im always worried I have it to tight

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