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I have a Dragons tail Philodendron, here is a picture from a couple weeks ago. She is super healthy but I can get much more growth. She’s in front of a window that gets pretty good sun (6 hours a day but I have her to the side so it’s indirect. I water when she’s 75% dry. No rot and no falling leaves. I have a fertilizer stick in her pot currently, She has been repotted since this pot, this is from when I first got her, and she has also moved from the location in the picture. And tips?

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  1. Danika

    She may benefit from a stick or board or wire trellis or bamboo poles to climb up and support her arms. Sometime the support gives them the strength to push out newer bigger leaves.

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  2. Brooke

    Hi! When there’s gaps like that between leaves that means there isn’t enough light and or water and they “stretch” as opposed to grow. I’m assuming it was like this before you got it. Honestly I would propagate 1 maybe 2 cuttings. Propagations often leads to a stimulation of growth in the mother plant and you’ll have a fuller plant once the props take root. At that point I’d use a moss pole that way the aerial roots can grow into the pole. This will generally produce larger foliage. Hope that helps!

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  3. TBNightQueen

    I don’t have any advice, but I love that you named a dragon’s tail “Toothless.” 😆🖤

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