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Tyson

My philodendron Tortum when yellow once I got it home. It’s next to tons of other tropical plants to help with humidity and I have a humidifier. The location is east facing so light should be good. It’s indirect. Any advice?

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  1. Adian Rankin

    Is the pot filled with just leca?

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    • Tyson

      No just the top has leca there a little mixed in with the soil

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    • Adian Rankin

      I agree with PlantyAnn, the cold could have definitely shocked it like this. But unless you are solely growing a plant in leca its best to remove them so the soil can throughly dry between watering. Otherwise remove all the soil from the soil and 1/3 of the container for water

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  2. exitJiraffe

    I’d take it out of the leca unless you have a lot of experience using leca.

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  3. Vera

    It looks like the LECA is on top of soil? If so, maybe remove the clay balls so that the soil is able to dry out in case it is too wet.

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