Okie I need to pick yalls brains about my white wizard… he’s FLUFFY. Like super fluffy. There is all this new foliage deep inside that I worry about getting enough light… should I pull him out and see if I can separate him into multiple plants… looks like it would be possible from the surface view… I reckon my concern is that his stems and petioles are overcrowded in there…
I would say train it up a moss pole in order to give space and more room for air flow to the leaves at the bottom. Possibly repot in a larger pot for space to grow, put it in a self watering pot, use a humidifier or pebble tray and then slap a grow light on it a few hours of the day. I wouldn’t want to get rid of the fullness
0 Me gusta Side note… I’m with you on not wanting o lose how full he is, just concerned about overcrowding
0 Me gusta He’s already getting all of that except the moss pole. I’m still wrapping my head around how I want to set them up and considering moving a ton of these guys over to leca… the new leaves have way more variegation than his Mature foliage so I’m thinking light was an issue previously bc even the mature foliage is spotting up finally. But I’m rambling… moss pole it is. I have so many to do that for. My three monstera, three syngonium, several philos…. Ugh my pocket book is about to be mad at me…. Again😅
0 Me gusta 😂😂😂 I understand I need to get a plank for a few of mine to travel up as well as i want the poles with sphagnum moss so the nodes will attack for quicker growth
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