Houseplant RESCUE: Philodendron Hastatum (Silver Sword) How to REVIVE your dying plant from root rot
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- Hello! Hola! Check out my houseplant rehab and rescue story of my Philodendron Silver Sword aka Hastatum. I go through the whole process from buying the plant on facebook marketplace to what the plant looks like today. I talk about what I did to treat the root rot, what conditions I gave the plant, how long the process took, and give some tips and advice throughout the video. xo Mel
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So interesting to see the whole timeline and process of reviving this plant. Really nice that you’ve gotten 3 new leaves in the past few months, and omg it’s gorgeous and HUGE! The leaves are sooo glossy and I love the color 😍🙌
Thank you Tatiana 😁 I hope you enjoyed it! Its definitely been a rewarding journey haha the leaves are definitely unique 💚
Hello! I'm currently trying to revive my little silver sword after accidentally traumatizing it... I had it in a window in our garage for a few days while we were out of town and I didn't realize how cold it would be in there! It lost four of its six leaves and a section of the root system basically fell off when I repotted it... it's been a little over a month since this happened and while the plant doesn't appear to be dead it's definitely not thriving... currently it's still got two droopy leaves and no new growth. I water it when the soil dries out, but I don't know what else to do for it 🥺. Right now I have it in a window in the house, in indirect sunlight. Any advice?? Thanks!
Hi Sarah! Thank you for watching 😁 I would recommend putting it into a clear plastic container to boost the humidity 👌 what kind of soil mix are you using? Does it have any roots? You could transfer it to moss or perlite or half/half to help it reroot too 🌿💚
I buy unhealthy cutting plant in Lazada but I survived without any good roots and just one leaf then on I buy more like Gloriosum, Varrucosum, Melano, and more..
Hi Krissma! Rehabbing plants is sometime tough 🌿 so many beautiful plants! Thank you so much for watching 😁💚
Hello, what is the name of the plant in the pot with the baby plant silver sword please….I think it’s the same plant hanging in the back ground over the pallet?
Hello! That is my rhaphidophora tetrasperma. It's the plant that I mentioned in the video that I also rehabbed and rescued 😊 I have a whole playlist on my channel specific for this plant if you want to check it out, here is the link th-cam.com/play/PLVI3_fTeCqS5TBSsfKHXtodPPL1qiLVZb.html&si=YftNp02yNesCueNX
Thank you so much for watching 💚🌿😁
@@Melisawith1Schannel Thankyou! Thankyou for replying….i will watch link now 🥰
No problem💚 enjoy 😁
It's pretty renee
Hi Renee!! I agree 😍 I love the colour and the shape of the leaves! Thank you so much for watching 😁💚🌿
I live in Germany, in the supermarket I bought that plant in a 20cm pot with 3 individual plants in it, all 1 meter in hight for €11.
Total bargain of the year!
The mature leaves are bigger than my hands.
How much do you pay in America for this plant??
Hi Kay! Congrats on your great find! This plant has come down in price since I recorded this video! It was more expensive when I bought it, but now where I live (Ontario, Canada), you can find them $15-$80 depending on the size. Thanks so much for watching 😁💚🌿
Thanks for the helpful tips! I'm happy the plant made a full recovery 👏
I'm glad to here this! 🌿💚 I'm happy too! She's now living her best life 😁
It’s absolutely gorgeous. Serge, Surrey, BC
Hi Serge from Surrey BC 😁💚 Thank you! I agree🌿 It's hard to beat the colour of the Foilage 😍
Good Job Dear ❤️ India
Thank you so much 😁💚🌿 I'm happy that I was able to help it survive!
Great job! Beautiful plant
Thank you! 💚 It's definitely a unique plant 🌿
Wow it’s huge!! I love it!
Haha yes it is growing so fast! I love the look of this plant 👌😁💚🌿
@@Melisawith1Schannel it’s on my wish list 😭😭
@@venicegal89 yay! It's an easy care plant too!
You are a beautiful human being. Thank you for sharing.
Hello! Aww thank you so much! I appreciate the positive feedback 💚😁🌿
Looks good
Great job!!
Thank you 💚 I'm so glad she's healthy and happy haha
Nice! I'm so happy it worked for you. Your plant is beautiful and so healthy. This is one of my favourite plants. I brought two little ones from BC to Ontario (where I live) but that's because they were 8 bucks in BC and $60 bucks here. I may propagate them when they are bigger (leaves are about the size of my hand) but for right now I am enjoying them everyday.
Also, how much light and humidity does yours get?
Hi Erika! That is definitely a great price and great idea! I would do the same 🌿💚
I don't give it any extra humidity, just regular room humidity (in my plant room or bathroom) but I do give it bright indirect light 😁🌿
When I got my silver word plant I also struggled with how it was kept. Def seemed to be overwatered. It's been growing great now! However I am struggling as all of a sudden certain older leafs are turning slightly yellow.
Still learning how this plant works as well - half of it has tiny round leafs and the other half is finally starting to get those sword shape. Wish it had it all over like yours. Your plant is def goals for mine!
I'm so happy to hear it made a comeback 💚🌿 The older leaves turning yellow may be due to inconsistent watering or maybe it's root bound? I wouldn't be worried if maybe one older leaf dies off, but if more than one turns yellow then I would check out the roots!
Yours will look like mine in no time 😁🌿💚
Thank you for subscribing and sticking around 😁🌿💚
I bought the plant but in Canada winter it just was not showing any growth. now I don't know what to do .it has not died but not growing .shall I put it in spagnum moss to revive .I bought this plant very costly and don't want to die Suggestions ? I live in Canada.
Hi Uma! I also live in Canada 😁 so extra light would definitely help and also fertilizer to give it a boost! Is it in soil right now?
@@Melisawith1Schannel yes my dear somehow trying to revive it but till now no positive results
You mean grow light??
You still dropping video bangers like this ??
Hi @thewhiteguy333 !! I only have made 2 haha the other one is of my rhaphidaphora tetrasperma 😁 I do have a few other ones I could make 😆😅 Thank you so much for watching 💚🌿
@@Melisawith1Schannel anytime family just keep going don’t stop ! 🦾🪴
Another great rehab. I decided to subscribe to your channel after watching both rescues. My rescue is doing better every day and is going to be big plant one day I hope.
I used a lot of my knowledge from the other one to help this plant 💚 and that's awesome! Thank you so much 😁 I'm glad you're sticking around and joining me on my plant parent journey 🌿
@@Melisawith1Schannel I’m sure you did I learned a lot from mine too. When you commented on my comment where I talked about it and Costa Farms needing to teach stores that sell their plants how to take care of them it made me want to watch your process with your plants and I enjoyed it and now will be keeping up with your channel because I subscribed so your numbers just grew by one. Lol
Aww that's so kind of you 💚 I appreciate your support! I'm glad you're enjoying the videos 😁🌿 each person counts 😇
I was watching another you tuber and both she and someone in her comments said they find the stems of the silver sword sticky? Is that the same for you?
Do you know if they there dealing with pests??
@@Melisawith1Schannel They never said. They must have though. I've never heard anyone else mention sticky stems.
@@sharonbrowne2311 mine has little drops of sap that develop on thicker parts of the stem - I’ve heard its normal and happens to a lot of philodendron and is called floral nectaries or something…
That is correct! I've researched this too. I have seen this on a couple of my other philodendrons for sure. It's something to monitor though because it could attract pests. In nature this "sap" could attract beneficial bugs like ants and ladybugs, but since our houseplants are indoors the sweetness could attract the not so nice bugs haha
I don't know if this is the case but qhem you cut the silver sword you'll get some sap coming out - this is mildly toxic and can cause skin irritation.