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title: "She’s so dramatic! Regina is pushing out a bunch of new leaves (yay!)…"
description: "She’s so dramatic! Regina is pushing out a bunch of new leaves (yay!) but she looks depressed asF. I trimmed a lot of dead/mushy/crowded leaves last week last…"
url: "https://getplanta.com/community/6WjlL_2rTSS00GnYx8UA_g/deJPK1DUTZeTGWhRBpC3ZA"
community: "Philodendron Parents"
author: "PixieDust"
published: "2024-07-28T20:45:06.484667Z"
language: "en"
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# She’s so dramatic! Regina is pushing out a bunch of new leaves (yay!)…

_Posted by PixieDust on 2024-07-28_

She’s so dramatic! Regina is pushing out a bunch of new leaves (yay!) but she looks depressed asF. I trimmed a lot of dead/mushy/crowded leaves last week last Monday before watering, and she’s been looking like this since Tuesday morning. Maybe she didn’t like the trim?

I bottom water once a week because it’s hot aF where we are and she doesn’t get too dry in between. Also she was only in direct light for these pics but she lives in a northern-facing window box that’s under a roof overhang so while she gets plenty of bright light, it’s rarely direct. Sometimes I let her sit on the patio in the shade to feel the wind

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![Attachment 2 of 5](https://images.getplanta.com/v1/resize/TfKM_9VVs8Sj_6hvck-RclbOT5hA_Kc0gE11mmF86ZM/5r7mtey2RfaimMgF8tymAw.webp?size=large)

![Attachment 3 of 5](https://images.getplanta.com/v1/resize/TfKM_9VVs8Sj_6hvck-RclbOT5hA_Kc0gE11mmF86ZM/MCgzd0eDQ6Oa6aac5A7f1A.webp?size=large)

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## 1 comment

### Riley commented on 2024-07-29

Mushy leaves tend to mean rot. That soil looks too dense and water retaining for philodendrons, and once a week is too often to be watered. Most philodendrons prefer to be fully dry before watering. It most likely has root rot that needs to be treated.

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