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The Philodendron genus is one of my favorites in the species, simply due to the wide variety of strange-looking leaves. From long, skinny, triangle-shaped leaves to ones the size of my face, it’s no wonder Philodendrons are such a popular species– so if you’ve noticed your plant’s leaves are whitening, it may be a cause … Read more >>
The Philodendron is a plant species commonly maintained as a houseplant. One of the greatest benefits of growing this type of plant is that it isn’t prone to many diseases. However, just like every other variety, the Philodendron needs specific care in order to stay healthy, which is why, lately, you might have noticed that … Read more >>
Philodendrons are tropical plants known for their big and luscious leaves. These beautiful plants can add to the aesthetics of any room or yard, but if their leaves start to fall off, they’ll lose the distinct look that probably drew you to them in the first place. So why are your philodendron leaves falling off? … Read more >>
Philodendrons are a beautiful, tropical plant species that boast large, long leaves of varying shapes and sizes. Naturally, they’re a wonderful addition to any brightly lit living room or bathroom and will thrive if cared for properly. If your philodendron leaves are drooping, it means there’s something wrong with the plant– either in its roots … Read more >>
Soil is an essential factor in ensuring that a plant thrives. This substrate is where a plant will secure itself with its roots, which is how it will get much-needed water and nutrients. Without good quality soil, a plant may suffer stunted growth, wilt, and even die. The Split Leaf Philodendron, also known as Philodendron … Read more >>
A clear glass jar on a sunny sill, holding a heartleaf philodendron cutting with pale new roots, is one of the most satisfying sights in a plant-filled room. The short version: Propagating philodendron in water works best with a 4 to 6 inch vining cutting that has at least one node, set in room-temperature water … Read more >>
You are standing in front of two striped philodendrons on a plant shop shelf, one labeled Birkin and one labeled White Measure, and the price tags are not even close. The philodendron white measure vs birkin question confuses plenty of indoor growers, because the two plants can look nearly identical in one pot and wildly … Read more >>
Philodendrons are beautiful green houseplants, popular around the US and other parts of the world. A healthy philodendron shouldn’t have yellow leaves, so if yours does, it indicates there is an issue. Philodendron leaves turn yellow when the plant is experiencing issues like overwatering and underwatering. If the soil looks very dry, you should water … Read more >>
While a philodendron plant can take a few days to a few weeks for its leaves to unfurl, it might sometimes seem like its leaves are stuck. Although you can unfurl the leaves yourself, this isn’t recommended—it can damage the plant and still won’t be a long-term solution to the problem. If Philodendron leaves don’t … Read more >>
After noticing the roots of your philodendron have overfilled the pot, you have decided to repot it. You have done everything right and by every rule in the book, but despite your best efforts, the leaves have started curling overnight, leaving you with the question: Why is this happening? The leaves of your philodendron are … Read more >>