u/wuhu86

She was one of my top diva's in my collection. I had her since the beginning of January 2026 and she has FINALLY decided to feel comfortable in my care. I got her from NSE Tropicals. I was like "no, im not giving up on you."

I finally managed to get this plant to grow a great leaf with zero rips or deformities.

I was given this plant by a neighbor. I want to see if i could revive it back. As you can see its in REALLY bad shape, but i see some healthy green roots that seem to be pushing still. Seems like a fun project to revive it. I placed some damp paper towels in a plastic case in hopes to keep humidity levels in check.

If anyone has any advice or tips in what im doing I'll Gladly appreciate it. This is one plant I'll definitely be keeping in my collection if revived successfully.

I also have a PSC growing outside for experimental purposes. I live in the LA harbor area in California and I want to see what are the differences between growing one indoors and outdoors.

As far as differences go, the only one I've difference ive noticed is that the leaves seem to be straighter, and the color seems to be greener in the front and much more red in the back. Growing speed is a lot slower than indoors.

Grown from TC. So far I've kept the variegation stable. I just hope that pink veination stays stable too. Im all eyes and ears if anyone has tips and tricks to grow a plant like this. I just know the set up would have to change once this plant matures.

Ok, I know I just posted my plant, but just look at the new leaf!!! Its just barely beginning to harden and I cant get enough with how it looks with the lighting under the grow light.

I've had this bad boy for about 10 months now. Received as a 4 leaf juvenile. My goal is to eventually turn it into a statement piece with the 4 foot leaves it can grow