Can anyone help me with my PPP? I water her whenever the soil is dry and she sits about two feet under a grow light. The new growth has been smaller than it should be and not very green/pink. I’ve checked for pests and didn’t find any.
Can anyone help me with my PPP? I water her whenever the soil is dry and she sits about two feet under a grow light. The new growth has been smaller than it should be and not very green/pink. I’ve checked for pests and didn’t find any.
This is a good question would like to hear opinions.
2 Me gustaShe’s looking better than mine!!!
0 Me gustaWhat’s the humidity level?
0 Me gustaShe may be too far from the light and/or the light is not strong enough. Insufficient light can cause the plant to lose variegation and produce smaller leaves.
1 me gustaThank you! I’ll try increasing the light
1 me gustaHonestly I think it might be too much light. I have mine ~5ft from a sunny window and it’s thriving!
1 me gustaYou can always try a fertilizer too, this is the season (in my location) where they like it every 2 weeks
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I was wondering the same thing. With other philodendrons I’ve had the leaves got smaller when they got too much light. I think PPP want perfect conditions or they look meh. I also think they do better with real sunlight over grow lights.
0 Me gustaVariegation is brought out with light, I would assume your plant is not getting enough light. This could also be due to moisture and temperature but for the most part I would move my plant to an area where she gets more light. You may start seeing an increase in leaf size, growth activity, and pink varigation
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