I imported a Philo patriciae and some anthuriums. I know anthuriums do well since they have chunky roots but my patriciae did not look too hot. - I cut almost all of the roots off from dry rot. The ones left are brown outside but all tan inside. - The leaves got some cosmetic damage from shipment but are still useful. (I checked for pests, I donât think thatâs what the yellowing is from) I currently have it in a glass vase with Leca and stratum (water filled below root line). I usually do perlite and stratum for rehab anthuriums but didnât have any on hand. 1. Iâm not sure if I should just chop it up between nodes and treat it like multiple propagations or leave it in its current state or do something else. I have a cabinet greenhouse but Iâm hesitant to use that since it should be quarantined âŠbut itâs too big to fit in my quarantine greenhouse. I think itâs also too big to put in a box or clear bag :/ Any advice is appreciated!
