My philodendron is growing beautifully but I noticed this week that the lower new growth is pink in color while the new growth on top is green. Is this pink color normal?
My philodendron is growing beautifully but I noticed this week that the lower new growth is pink in color while the new growth on top is green. Is this pink color normal?
It could be that those spots are getting more sunlight, so they don’t need as much chlorophyll in those leaves to be productive. At least, that’s how variegation and some other leaf coloration works
2개 좋아요Oh okay that’s good! Yeah she seems to be growing a lot, I just wanted to be sure lol
0개 좋아요Does that spot get more direct sunlight?
좋아요 1개I would say so yeah. She’s in front of a south facing slider door. The patio has a cover but her bottom half gets direct afternoon sun.
좋아요 1개She’s pretty btw
좋아요 1개Thank you!! 😊
0개 좋아요Which philo is this? I want one! 😍
좋아요 1개I think it’s a heartleaf 💚
0개 좋아요I think it’s completely normal! I just gave my neon philodendron a huge trim and lots of the parts I trimmed off were some shade of pink! I do have mine in a super sunny spot so I think the theory with them not needing as much chlorophyll could be correct. I’m guessing your pink ones are new growth too? In my experience the pinkish leaves eventually turn green the older the leaves get!
좋아요 1개Yeah they are new growth. Sounds like we’re in the same boat! Thank you! And I like your setup, it’s cute! 🥰
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