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Philodendron Parents 🇺🇸

Discover the secrets of successful Philodendron care, and gain valuable insights and feedback from experienced growers and enthusiasts.

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Bret

Anyone have any idea why those two smallest leaves are SO light? I thought maybe a root problem was happening, so I just put her in a new pot and her roots looked great. I would say it's an overwatering issue but if anything, I underwater. I just don't want them to die, she's been doing SO well lately

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Andy🌻

Thought I’d share this fun before and after. From August 7, 2024 to September 10, 2025! This philodendron is ATLEAST 10-12 years old (and so was the soil). I took it from my childhood home before it was sold. Last summer my boyfriend did an emergency chop and this summer I finally had the courage to repot it (roots were easily 5-6ft long) - finally seeing the payoff! 😋💚

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Charlie Bean

I have always treated these 2 Philodendrons differently- I thought the one on the left is a Black Cardinal and the one on the right is Imperial Red. I have been reading some articles about each and now I am not sure if they are truly what they are based on the label when I purchased them. I need help. Is the on the left truly a Black Cardinal and the other Imperial Red , or are they both Imperial Reds or both Black Cardinals?

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ShyLee

My imperial green philodendron was doing wonderful, but then I moved him and he hasn’t produced any leaves since I noticed there’s a little bit of growth starting but literally all summer long There was nothing. Is this normal ? Do they have a tendency after a little while to go into respite? It’s kind of weird that he would do it during the hottest months though ? no ? Also he’s got this really long stem I wouldn’t do it now because I live in Saskatchewan Canada and it’s gonna be winter in the next couple months but should this be cut and then maybe put in water and let roots grow ? then put in soil a little later or is this normal?

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Pomelo

This white knight I got recently has very sparse roots - is this normal? It came in a 4in nursery pot and I’ve had it for just over a month but the soil seems to take a long time to dry out compared to my other philodendrons. Should I still keep it in soil or put it in water until the roots are stronger?

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Jordan

Impulsively bought this monster today with no plans on where the heck I can fit it in my house 😅 this Congo rojo might be my new fav 🤩 Congo owners.. do you stake/support your plant?

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Raisa

Hi! I’m super new to the plant game and made a friend at a local nursery. She gave me 4 clippings and totally told me what they were in the moment- but I was so excited I blanked and have no clue what I’ve got now. I did my best to guess and used ChatGPT a bit, but can anyone confirm I have these labels right? I’m pretty sure my pink princess is correct but the others… I have no idea 😂 thanks!!

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Maggie

Philos are one of my most favorites.

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Maggie

McColley’s Finale🍂🍃

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Allycat

Hi! I just got a couple new philodendrons today and need some help identifying them! This app keeps telling me they’re Chinese evergreens but I know they aren’t. The label on one said green Congo but ChatGPT said it wasn’t (although taking that with a grain on salt…) so I would love some help!

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Kit

Just bought a few new plants 🪴 care tips are welcome and encouraged! Painted Lady Prince of Orange Moonlight I wasn’t planning on buying anything but couldn’t pass up the clearance price.

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Kimmery

What is causing the edges to brown? In zone 7 for reference Thought too much sun so I just moved Phil from sitting 1ft from a south facing window. To 10 ft from south and 4ft from east. Advice appreciated.

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boomexa

Hi! I have this Philodendron White Wizard and most of its leaves are pretty green but these few leaves are SUPER white and I wanted to propagate them to make a more-white plant! Does anyone have any tips on where I should cut if I want to grow a more white plant (like those few leaves)? - i included a picture of the whole stem (it got slightly cropped - need to click it to see the whole image!!) Also I was going to prop it in a glass of water instead of moss :)

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DeepRoots

A little appreciation post for my variegated Burle Marx!! She pushed a beautiful tri color as one of her most recent leaves! 😍😍😍

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Liz

My white wizard is in the process of unfurling a new leaf and I’m practically feral waiting to see what it looks like. The last new leaf was less than a month ago and has a lovely mint stripe on it. 🥰

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Phil

I have a choco empress that is growing very well. When I bought it, for some reason I didn’t think it was a climbing plant. I just found out that it is and can grow very large. What type of support is best-a moss pole or would a fancy wood plank trellis be ok? The moss pole I need to make, but I have a couple trellis from Treleaf.

Beauty

Miller popping these new leaves out, so beautiful!

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Beauty

Meet Zara 🥰

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Plantaholic2001

Pink Princess 🌸🌱👸

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