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I wanted to share my excitement I have only had this Pink princess for a couple of weeks. But thanks to my personal flavor of spicy I dont like dirt or soil in my house so everything is hydroponics and learning. I have done water changes every 5 days to help ensure the water stays oxygenated and clean while water roots grow. I was shocked to find this baby growing within the root system! I have the new plant in an antique vase I use for propagating until time for a larger vase.
El choco baby 💚 probably one of my favorite philodendrons
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
Congo rojo?
Princess, let down your hair! 👸💚
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So I bought this Blushing Erubescence something or other in water, I don't know how many months ago. I've been waiting for leaf shoots of some sort to come out. Well... I do have new leaves but they were all inside the small glass vase! What do I do if they are growing upside down? 🙃 Do I have to sacrifice one of them? Or are they going to die anyways cause they've been under water for God only knows how long!? Help!
I have this philo oxapense that I bought on discount. It is really leggy and weak and I want advice. I was thinking I either chop and prop it with the 2 leaves it has and hopefully it grows a stronger stem or I repot it so the stem is covered with soil and has more support. I don’t really know and would love some input. Thanks!
Has anyone seen such dramatics? I picked him up on clearance a week ago. No major issues, no pests, only soppy wet soil and a few leaves that had died. I gave it a couple of days. Then did a repot on Wed. in chunkier soil. Trimmed some bad roots, but overall they looked great. It's been limp ever since. How long before it perks up? There are some spots, but I think it's only damage from handling not fungus. Any ideas?
My mayori is only putting out tiny leaves. I just today relocated it to the bathroom in an attempt to increase humidity (it now also has a dedicated 14 hour grow light.) Any idea what I can do to get those big leaves again?
She might just live in water. Look at her thrive. These are cuttings I’m trying to save!
I recently got this heart leaf philodendron. When I first got her she had 3 leaves, my cat came through and ATE THEM , I later found out that this plant is toxic to cats and should have had my cat in a lot of pain. It didnt look like that when I found the evidence. And then she ate it again when the new leaf grew in! How do I get her to stop without traumatizing her because shes so skiddish already
My green Congo nuclear’s newest leaf! 😬 (middle)
Hi all! New philodendron mom here. My Imperial Red had a couple yellow spots when I first got them, but leaves started yellowing, a new leaf curled very early on, and what was yellow but still smooth/flexible is now drying and getting crunchy. I’m new to plants in general, but this one was on sale from last year and in the winter. Any help as to what could be wrong would be great! It’s in a self watering pot which is something new, a couple weeks now which is also when I repotted. The too curled leaf is it’s newest and there is a new shoot in the back.
What is this about?😂😂
Almost 2 years and going! That’s my babe girl!
hey hey!! started propagating my brazilian heartleaf about a month or two ago… do you think it’s ready to be moved to soil? (kudos to me for somehow managing this, this was my first time propagating)
Is there a way to promote growth at the bottom? She just keeps getting taller.













