The leaves were pristine before i started taking the dome off, so I’m confident that this is humidity related. I know my soil looks questionable but I promise that’s not the issue lol. Part of the reason I started taking the dome off is because the soil gets mold at the top and is turning really black but the plant honestly doesn’t seem to mind that, it’s definitely removing the dome that’s the issue. Might also be worth mentioning that I grew this from a corm and it has pretty much lived its whole life with a dome so far.
When I take the dome off the leaves dramatically wilt and curl.
I’m wondering how the heck I’m supposed to acclimate her to my house if she can’t even handle a couple hours of the dome being off? What’s the solution to this? I have another mature antoro velvet doing just fine in the ambient humidity in my house, so my environment is definitely supposed to be sufficient.
(Via Sydney plant guy on YouTube)
This has got to be the prettiest philodendron I’ve ever laid my eyes on. Everything about it is perfect. The colors, the leaf shape, the size, the structure, the petioles 🤌🏼
Been eyeballing this for a little while and decided to pull the trigger today! I put her from outdoors to indoors and from soil to semi hydro - hopefully she doesn’t take too much of a toll from the shock/stress.
You can see the contrast of new leaves vs old leaves, this is the middle cutting of a plant I purchased a couple months ago and the colors are amazing. There’s some bright reds I wasn’t expecting
This will be the first leaf since I put her in a 3G pot 👀 can’t wait to see how it unfurls. This plant is about to take up a LOT of space 😅 gonna have to move her to a new spot soon
These have absolutely zero appeal to me lol I don’t understand the hype no offense. And by the way I live in Florida, I would have expected to see more variety but nope