Can someone help figure out what's going on with my split leaf philodendron? This is what it used to look like and this is what it looks like now. I added one tiny jobe fertilizer stake about 3 weeks ago. I've given it lots of water lately as I moved it outside about a week ago. I've had it a few years and it normally loves being moved outside. I don't know what's going on! Help!
Check the roots. Root rot can cause yellowing. Overgrown roots can also cause yellow leaves.
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To me it looks burnt. When you moved it outside did it get direct light?
0 likesNo it was on a covered porch. If it did it would have been 6pm or later, but it was hot here last week. I'll try a different spot and see if that helps.
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Could you have added too much water?
0 likesCould have. Usually if I water to much it turns yellow but stays soft and pliable. These leaves are crunchy.
0 likes Watering could be a factor or smthn like environmental issues like low humidity or like others said too much sunlight
0 likesI just think it may have a hard time getting adjusted to the outdoor climate. Especially if it is a drastic difference from the inside. Also the humidity could possibly be another factor.
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