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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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Zack

love when my plants are art pieces!

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Nichole

Hello! Looking for some suggestions as to what type of Philo this might be… I have gotten several different answers. They vary from this app to Google lens. The most common answers I’m getting is golden goddess and a painted lady. Thank you.

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Cc

I have a pretty large (10ft+ vines) Heart Leaf that’s been in the same pot for about 5 years now. How damaging to my vine would it be to repot it, and are there any LARGE hanging indoor pots yall can recommend? (It’s already in a 12in pot)

DorkCaulkLit

My newest arrival! Alastor! He was quarantined, treated for pests and is ready to joint the group!

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Queen Anne plant dad

Need to rehome this homie... Too many philos for one tiny apartment :/ Lol added a photo of the whole group

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Tracy Lee

So proud of Anipso’s progress!! 🥰🥰

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Queen Anne plant dad

Finally bouncing back from late winter early spring grey and weaning off the growlights

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Lamb

My pink princess has a scrunched leaf I’m assuming is from having difficulty separating from the sheath. It’s remained scrunched for several weeks with no signs of straightening out, but has another leaf developing and looking like it’ll be ready to pop out after a a while. I’m assuming that leaf will remain scrunched, but is that going to cause issues for future growth? Or should it be fine developing new leaves and they won’t be stunted like this one? I know PPP can have stuck leaves more often than my other plants.

Moonlover111

Happy Wednesday all 🌱 I just felt the need to brag about my lovely philodendron, she started out as a little propagation baby from my dads mother plant in 2023💛 she’s getting huge!

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Queen Anne plant dad

The caramel marble is finally starting to express some nice variety. Slow and steady with this one.

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Queen Anne plant dad

Most active variegate Philo that I have in terms of variegation variety. I imagine in a year it will only be more exciting.

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Tracy Lee

Watering day for my beloved Susanna 🥰 It took some time to grow her to this level of happy from one of my first ever tissue culture babies. So pleased with how well she has acclimated and is growing into a fine teenager. 😁 Most of the tissue culture plantlets I have attempted were terrible failures so I am super proud! I’ll get her into a moss pole before the season is out.

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bear

i’m like 99% sure my philodendron spiritus sancti had a leaf mutation where two cataphylls emerged from one cataphyll, which then resulted in like twin leaves? one leaf is big and normal, while the other is small and less healthy looking. i’m really hoping i got a really cool mutation where my spiritus sancti is now split into two at the top, like two different stalks, but i can’t tell for sure yet. this baby’s racking up mutations lmao. she’s got sport variegation on every single new leaf and now she’s got double leaves. the stem on the left is the regular cataphyll, the one in the middle is the regular leaf, and the one on the right is the twin leaf/stalk.

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Amy

Any idea why my birkin leaves are curling? And why the edges of some leaves are browning? It is pushing out new growth but I just want to make sure he’s getting everything he needs

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Tracy Lee

Watering day for Malachi 💚💚 So proud of this guy that I got as a tiny baby plant. 🥰🥰

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PLANTS!!🪴🌱

Any idea what type of philodendron this is?

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Emely

Need help identifying if my plant is okay or not? Or if I should be improving something. All her leaves have brown tips. Except the new ones she put out recently. Put her next to a humidifier and have her infront of a growlight. Didn’t know if it was lack of light or humidity but I added those things to see if that would help.

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Tracy Lee

Just repotted her into an eight inch. So proud of her!! She’s gotten so huge and gorgeous!😍😍💚💚

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Luana Emery

I'd like some plant parents ideas for staking and repotting this Philodendron Dark Lord, please. It's currently in its 4 inch nursery pot and soil mix. I got it two months ago and let it acclimate to my home. Now that it's out of quarantine, I want to repot and put some sort of support on it before moving to gen-pop. My biggest issue is what to do about the large spacing between nodes. It's about 36 inches tall and that space that is bare is greater than 12 inches. In the pics, you can see it had close spacing at the bottom, then grew a long amount of stem and aerial roots, and then another closer cluster of leaves on top. Should I 1) air layer it in moss and then cut the middle to separate and pot up in aroid mix in the same pot 2) leave in the length it is now and put in on a moss pole so that later I can "chop and prop" it or 3) repot it in aroid mix and just give it a pretty trellis or cedar stake? I'm also open to other ideas!

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Kaylyn 🌱

I was not expecting such a beautiful little leaf! 😍😍😍 Just needed to share my excitement!

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