My heart leaf philodendron is strugglingâit has yellow leaves and all the leaves have red streaks in them are curling. Is it overwatering, under watering, or something else completely?
My heart leaf philodendron is strugglingâit has yellow leaves and all the leaves have red streaks in them are curling. Is it overwatering, under watering, or something else completely?
Is there root rot? Doesnât look like pot has a hole. If youâre watering too much it will cause rot the soil is too moist. I water my philodendron brasil about every 2 weeks. And my moonlight gets about 2.5 weeks. I live in California.
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Looks to be overwatered. Theyre super hearty though, you can trim those leaves off as well as any rotted roots and re-root her in a much smaller pot that has drainage or even a vase of water with a little root hormone tossed in. Sheâll come right back.
2 gillningarI agree with the other comments - yellow leaves usually means itâs overwatered. Looks like the pot might be too large which can keep the soil wet for too long. I would chop and prop
3 gillningarIt looks like you used to have it in a terracotta pot when it first started yellowing. That pot might have been too big and holding too much water. But terracotta dries out WAY faster than glazed ceramic so switching to the bigger glazed pot probably ended up exasperating the problem. I would dump it out and see the root situation. If the stem and roots arenât mushy, I would move it back into a terracotta pot. Either smaller, or just put less dirt. Then water less often. My brasil (I believe thatâs what yours is) that is about that size is in a 3â pot. Itâs also a younger plant and is still recovering from getting super unhealthy in a store. So yours might need bigger than mine. You could also cut the vine and propagate like suggested by others.đ
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