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Sooooo, I went looking for a Congo Rojo and picked up this Imperial Red instead. I was a tad bit disappointed bc I really want a Congo Rojo, but then I search TH-cam and see how pretty she can get and now I’m EXCITED !! I still need a Congo Rojo thou !! 😬💚💚👍🏾👍🏽
Just picked one of these up... Saw in the store the day before and couldn't stop thinking about it, so I went back the next day for it! Absolutely beautiful. And great video, thank you for sharing yours!
My imperial red philodendron came in the mail today I got it on Amazon from a Florida based company called roots . I am excited to see how it grows out in time .
Okay, so I just saw this beauty for the first time last week at our local nursery and went back today to buy her 😂 She's bigger than my monstera and I am obsessed 😍
Hi, my plant is very large, I let it almost dry out then I put it in the bath tub and give it a shower washing all the leaves and then let it drain, and it thrives and gives 2-3 new leaves, it is an amazing plant. Thank you.
Loved your video! Very helpful and to the point. A few months back I rescued my Philodendron Imperial Red form the trash and slowly trying to bring it back to life. Now it is giving me a new leaf every month and slowly getting that red colour back :) The problem is that when I rescued it, it lost all of the older leaves at the bottom, so now the stem is very long and without any leaves. What do you recommend me to do? Should I cut it and put it in water to see if it grows some roots? I do not want to risk killing it :(
Thank you! Unfortunately it will be difficult to encourage new leaf growth on the stem. I would recommend propagating the bare stem into individual nodes and growing them out. You can also try Keke paste however it will encourage a whole new stem to grow as opposed to just leaves
Thank you so much for this video I have been looking for the name of this plant my partner bought me for Valentine’s Day one year and it’s been doing okay but lately it’s growth has stopped so I’m trying to figure out how to fix my mistake
Hi. I recently just brought a large red Congo. So I’m wondering if watering should be every two weeks and I should be fertilizing my plant when I water them
Hi there! Thanks for your comments. If your plant is getting lots of light and drys out quickly, I would water it every 1-1.5 weeks and water every other time during the spring and summer. If it is not getting much light, I would stick to once ever 2 weeks and fertilizes ever other watering as well. I hope that was helpful.
Lol. Love the ending. I have a green imperial.... They're gorgeous. But mine is starting to drop leaves. I have a new leaf that has not opened in literally... Months... I'm at a loss with this plant. Currently down to one leaf and one unopened one. 😔Any advice would be awesome.
Thank you! I am sad to hear about you imperial green :(. I am sure that you are already doing this, but I would go back to basics on this one. Make sure that it is getting really good light, regularly provide it with plant food and only water when most of the soil is dry. I would also inspect the roots to see if there is any root rot and treat appropriately. It is a good idea to give the plant a hydrogen peroxide soil drech. This will provide oxygen to the roots and promote growth. Once that is done, you can sit back and let the plant recover over the coming spring and summer months.
You are very welcome! I would recommend 50% regular potting soil, 25% perlite and 25% bark. That will ensure excellent drainage. In terms of the lemon water, I would one lemon per gallon.
Wow! Thanks I have a smaller red imperial, under grow lights and a humid room. It's root bound now. Thanks for the great tips, never heard of lemon and water for wiping plant leaves. A new growth has been trying to open for months but it's still in thr bent over state...is that normal???
It sounds like your imperial red is doing great if it has loads of roots already. I wouldn't worry too much about the new leaf just yet. Mine has also been trying to push out some growth for a few months. They are slow growers and tend to do most of its growing in spring and summer
Now you made me go and purchase another plant! Then I had to get an Imperial Green so the Red would have a sibling to grow up with. Geeez! Seriously thank you for the good direct information. Question, you said lemon water.... what ratio do you use when making that? And is there a specific benefit to using lemon? Thanks again. Take care!
Haha! Money well spent I say! There is no exact science to it. I typically use one lemon to one litre of water. The benefit of this is that is it natural and chemical free
Thank you 🙏🏻 for adding degrees Celsius 😃… Just letting you know I have had one of these for about 3 years and our winters don’t get above 12dc for weeks… it is under cover and does get early morning and late afternoon sun in winter. Seems to be doing just fine. 🥂
Yours is so so beautiful! Mine has had new leaves coming and they looked like yours, though once they were about to actually fully open they have just withered, despite the regular water schedule, light and humidity. Any tips on how to support the new growths?
Such a shame. I am sorry to hear that. I usually find that dropping leaves occurs from two major reasons, overwatering and bacterial infections. Ensure that the plant it's about 60% dry before watering it again (this usually take mine 2 weeks). To prevent bacterial infections, provide the plant with plenty of air circulation and ensure that water does not rest on the leaves
Amazing video, short and informative!! Thanks so much brother, you helped definitely. I bought a huge "red beauty" few days ago so I'm excited to use your advices on it and see it thrive. Ps wish I could post a pic of it here for you to see, she is gorgeous!!
Hello there wonderful plant man, I have a question about the imperial red plant. There are little stem things sticking up around the plant that do not have a new leaf growing from them if I'm able to I will include a picture. I'm wondering if you know what those are or will it eventually turn into a leaf?
Hello there, it could be one of two things, Arial roots or leaf node. If they are roots that you could place the plant on a moss pole and allow it to root into it. This will make for a more resilient plant. It they are leaf nodes, leave them as they are. In most cases nothing will happen but if you every decide to propagate the plant, it will grow a new branch from there
I got my plant yesterday from my grandpa since he has so many plants and flowers at the moment and was looking to get rid of some. I chose the Imperial Red one (didnt know the name at the time) because I just thought it was so pretty! Me and my aunt named her Lady and Lady currently sits by my window. I have a question about cleaning the leaves - do you just spray the leaves with lemon and water solution without wiping them down or do you wipe them down? If so, what should I use?
Thanks for the info! I just bought this today. It has several, what looks like skinny aerial roots on it. I don't see that on yours. Do you know what these are? It is a very beautiful plant.
Thanks lad! Just picked up a baby one today, looks like I might be a while away repotting but just out of interest, what kind of soil mix would you prefer for this plant?
I currently grow this one in LECA as it means I can water it less frequently. If you are not a fan of semi hydro, I would suggest I really chunky soil mix with lots of bark and perlite.
@@RootsReady LECA Seems to be a NEW OPTION for a growing medium. Haven’t used it before and don’t know if it’s better than mixing all purpose with perlite and chunky bark. Or Ia gritty cactus soil with chunky bark and perlite. Something I’ll explore. Thanks for your reply!!🪴🍂🍁🌻🍂
No THANK YOU!!!! lol i would totally love if you did updates on your imperia red lol(: i just got one and i'm becoming obsessed with it, yours makes mine look like a freaking sprout hahaha(: @@RootsReady
Hello! I just came across your page! Awesome video. I just purchased this plant off an Etsy site about two months ago. It has been doing well since repotting, however I notice now that two of its much smaller leaves are brown at the tips. 😣 I water it once a month. Do I just cut these leaves away, and how far down? Thx!
Hi There, Thanks for getting in touch. What is the humidity level like? Also, watering once a month sounds a little low to me. This of course all depend on your conditions, but I tend to water mine at least twice a month
@@RootsReady ~ I'm honestly just starting in my plant journey so all of the "humidity level" talk is new to me! I think its ok. 🤷🏾♀️ Its starting to get cool here in my area. I do plan to incorporate a humidifier in my plant room soon and increase the watering if you think this will help. Should I still cut back the leaves that have turned? Thank you!
@@ericaw.5104 In that case I should say, welcome to the plant community 😊. I would recommend a humidity meter. You can pick one up relatively cheaply online. In terms of the leaves, you can trim away the brown tips and leave the healthy parts. It will help the plant to photosynthesize. I would only remove a leaf if the damage is more than 50%.
Thank you for this information! Is there ever a bad time to repot this plant? I had some yellow spots on the plant and I cut them off but should I repot so the bacteria doesn’t spread or wait until dormant season is over?
Hi there! As the plant is already going through some stress, I would suggest that you wait until the spring to repot. In the meantime, you can purchase some anti bacterial / viral spray to treat the yellow spots
Do you have a good potting mix recipe for this plant? I find that my 4inch imperial plants soil is very compacted and the roots are coming out from the top ? Instead of the drainage holes! I’m assuming it needs a repotting ?
Hi there, I would agree with you. I would suggest getting this plant in a really well driaing soil. Something like a third soil, bark and perlite. I have actually transitioned mine into LECA and it is loving life. It has produced 4 leaves in rapid succession. As always, the soil you choose depends on your environment and how much time you have. LECA means that I can forget about it for a few weeks. I hope this helps.
Hello there, it's could be sun burnt if they leaf is showing other signs of burning. It may also be a fungal infection which is common with these plants. This can be easily treated with antifungal sprays
Hey, great video, thank you! I recently adopted one of these beauties but the leaves seem to be turning a rusty orange/yellow colour in patches - I have moved it from a sunny space to a lower-light space. Any ideas why this could be?
Hi There! It sounds like it could be a bacterial issue. Make sure that the plant has plenty of air circulation. do not let water settle on the leaves. You can also remove the infected areas to prevent it from spreading to other leaves.
@@RootsReady thank you, i will definately give that a go! i learnt i genuinely can only water my plant family with filtered water, living in london the water is too harsh and chemical ridden! i will remove some of the infected leaves, thanks again! :)
I am having issue with after watering the leaves turning yellow on the edges. What am I doing wrong? I only watered couple times? I have schedule set on my app. I also reported it
The good news is that it doesn't sound like it has been overwatered. This plant can be prone to fungal infections. I would suggest trying to spray it with some antifungal prays
@@angelayarmakovich6098 you would have to spray the leaves. Any antifungal plant spray would work. I use provanto. You can also use a diluted hydrogen peroxide and water solution
Hi there! It sounds like a bacterial infection. You should cut off the sections of the leaves that are infected. To avoid it further, ensure that your leaves are dry and that you have good air circulation. Bacterial infections can unfortunately spread from plant to plant so try to keep it from touching other plants until it has recovered.
@@RootsReady Thanks for getting back to me so soon. I appreciate it. I bought the plant yesterday and maybe you can give me some pointers on the care. Also, do you know much about Lecca or Hydrophonics. Thanks.
@@luisabyr3333 No worries at all. I am happy to help. I am a big fan of leca and Pon. Believe it or not, I moved this plant to Leca a few months ago and it has continued to grow well. I have released a few videos talking about moving plants into passive hydro systems. You can check them out on my channel.
@@luisabyr3333 heyy! Net pots would be perfect but I tend to use regular nursery pots as they are more readily available. I sometime cut slits alongside the nursery pots for extra air flow In terms of setting it up, you would add about a third of the substrate into the pot, followed my the plant and then top up with more substrate. You can then place the pot into a reservoir
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So happy to see a black man with a plant channel ❤️
Thank you so much! I love to share the love
Agreed! 👍🏾👌🏿
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Good to see a brother giving some love back to mama nature.
Thank you!
Appreciate the shorter straight to the point videos. Some brilliant care advice thank you 🙏
You are very welcome!
Sooooo, I went looking for a Congo Rojo and picked up this Imperial Red instead. I was a tad bit disappointed bc I really want a Congo Rojo, but then I search TH-cam and see how pretty she can get and now I’m EXCITED !!
I still need a Congo Rojo thou !! 😬💚💚👍🏾👍🏽
I am glad! They are both gorgeous. I hope you get your hands on the Congo soon!
I love the way the leaves grow
Beautiful plant, I'm considering getting one now
You should definitely get one. It's easy to care for and it won't break the bank!
Just bought one today, thanks for the care tips!
You are welcome! It is a beautiful plant and I hope it makes a wonderful addition to your home!
I just picked one up today and thanks to your video I know how to take care of it now! Keep it up the good work! :)
You are very welcome. I hope yours is as good to you as mine is to me
Just picked one of these up... Saw in the store the day before and couldn't stop thinking about it, so I went back the next day for it! Absolutely beautiful. And great video, thank you for sharing yours!
They are great plants. Once given the proper care, they just get on with it and keep pushing forward. I am glad the video helped. Take care!
Thank you so much! I see so many videos about black cardinal and rojo Congo, but not this beautiful specimen! Thank you!
You are most welcome. I hope it was helpful
Right to the main points! Thanks!
You are welcome!
Love this video, really helps me with my journey with my imperial red too, keep up the great work!
I am really glad that I could help. Best of luck!
That was short and sweet. Professional. Thank you for this helpful video!
You are very welcome
I recently got a beautiful big one and she has two blooms 😍😍😍 the flowers are so cool looking!!
Oh wow! That's amazing! I haven't had and of my philodendron bloom yet
My imperial red philodendron came in the mail today I got it on Amazon from a Florida based company called roots . I am excited to see how it grows out in time .
That's great news! Best of luck with it!
Thank you and Hi from CANADA.
Welcome to the family!
Okay, so I just saw this beauty for the first time last week at our local nursery and went back today to buy her 😂 She's bigger than my monstera and I am obsessed 😍
I support your choice! 😊 You will not be disappointed with this plant
Hi, my plant is very large, I let it almost dry out then I put it in the bath tub and give it a shower washing all the leaves and then let it drain, and it thrives and gives 2-3 new leaves, it is an amazing plant. Thank you.
Great tip and sounds like its loving it!
Omg yay I’m so glad I found your account!!
Aw! I am happy you're here!
Awesome plant
Thanks a lot
I just got ome yesterday
Amazing! Good luck to you. I hope it does really well in your care!
Great info!! Quick, easy and to the point, I really like that! Thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much for the video. My dude Odon (he's my Pholodendron Imperial) is in a rough shape, I need to look after him better.
I hope those tips helped
@@RootsReady definitely!
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Big up!
Awesome, thank you so much!
You are welcome!
Grow lights do help if you have lower light conditions. Thank you.
Great point! I agree
Loved your video! Very helpful and to the point. A few months back I rescued my Philodendron Imperial Red form the trash and slowly trying to bring it back to life. Now it is giving me a new leaf every month and slowly getting that red colour back :) The problem is that when I rescued it, it lost all of the older leaves at the bottom, so now the stem is very long and without any leaves. What do you recommend me to do? Should I cut it and put it in water to see if it grows some roots? I do not want to risk killing it :(
Thank you! Unfortunately it will be difficult to encourage new leaf growth on the stem. I would recommend propagating the bare stem into individual nodes and growing them out. You can also try Keke paste however it will encourage a whole new stem to grow as opposed to just leaves
@@RootsReady Thank you! I will give it a try
I have this plant and it's gorgeous, great video and information. I subscribed and followed you on Instagram.
Thanks for subbing!
Thank you so much for this video I have been looking for the name of this plant my partner bought me for Valentine’s Day one year and it’s been doing okay but lately it’s growth has stopped so I’m trying to figure out how to fix my mistake
I hope this video helped!
It's beautiful, I'm eyeballing a green Congo
Thank you! The green Congo is a good looking plant with very similar care you can't go wrong with a plant like that
Oh interesting! Never heard of lemon water solution :) I am new to the plant community hehe
Welcome to the family! It's a non-chemical way to keep your plant leaves clean
@@RootsReady amazing :) will Try, thanks! I always just use damp cloth
Hi. I recently just brought a large red Congo. So I’m wondering if watering should be every two weeks and I should be fertilizing my plant when I water them
Hi there! Thanks for your comments. If your plant is getting lots of light and drys out quickly, I would water it every 1-1.5 weeks and water every other time during the spring and summer. If it is not getting much light, I would stick to once ever 2 weeks and fertilizes ever other watering as well. I hope that was helpful.
Lol. Love the ending. I have a green imperial.... They're gorgeous. But mine is starting to drop leaves. I have a new leaf that has not opened in literally... Months... I'm at a loss with this plant. Currently down to one leaf and one unopened one. 😔Any advice would be awesome.
Thank you! I am sad to hear about you imperial green :(. I am sure that you are already doing this, but I would go back to basics on this one. Make sure that it is getting really good light, regularly provide it with plant food and only water when most of the soil is dry. I would also inspect the roots to see if there is any root rot and treat appropriately. It is a good idea to give the plant a hydrogen peroxide soil drech. This will provide oxygen to the roots and promote growth. Once that is done, you can sit back and let the plant recover over the coming spring and summer months.
Greetings from Russia. It's my fav philodendron👍But it's not so huge lije yours one😉Thanks for your video 🌹👋
Thank you so much! It's a great plant
thank you for the tips. I have two questions: which is the best soil, and what percentage of lemon juice to water is recommended?
You are very welcome! I would recommend 50% regular potting soil, 25% perlite and 25% bark. That will ensure excellent drainage. In terms of the lemon water, I would one lemon per gallon.
@@RootsReady thank you so much
Wow! Thanks I have a smaller red imperial, under grow lights and a humid room. It's root bound now. Thanks for the great tips, never heard of lemon and water for wiping plant leaves. A new growth has been trying to open for months but it's still in thr bent over state...is that normal???
It sounds like your imperial red is doing great if it has loads of roots already. I wouldn't worry too much about the new leaf just yet. Mine has also been trying to push out some growth for a few months. They are slow growers and tend to do most of its growing in spring and summer
Thank you!!
Now you made me go and purchase another plant! Then I had to get an Imperial Green so the Red would have a sibling to grow up with. Geeez!
Seriously thank you for the good direct information. Question, you said lemon water.... what ratio do you use when making that? And is there a specific benefit to using lemon? Thanks again. Take care!
Haha! Money well spent I say! There is no exact science to it. I typically use one lemon to one litre of water. The benefit of this is that is it natural and chemical free
Thank you 🙏🏻 for adding degrees Celsius 😃…
Just letting you know I have had one of these for about 3 years and our winters don’t get above 12dc for weeks… it is under cover and does get early morning and late afternoon sun in winter. Seems to be doing just fine. 🥂
That's really great to hear. Thank you so much for sharing. Yours must be huge after 3 years.
Yours is so so beautiful! Mine has had new leaves coming and they looked like yours, though once they were about to actually fully open they have just withered, despite the regular water schedule, light and humidity. Any tips on how to support the new growths?
Such a shame. I am sorry to hear that. I usually find that dropping leaves occurs from two major reasons, overwatering and bacterial infections. Ensure that the plant it's about 60% dry before watering it again (this usually take mine 2 weeks). To prevent bacterial infections, provide the plant with plenty of air circulation and ensure that water does not rest on the leaves
Amazing video, short and informative!!
Thanks so much brother, you helped definitely.
I bought a huge "red beauty" few days ago so I'm excited to use your advices on it and see it thrive.
Ps wish I could post a pic of it here for you to see, she is gorgeous!!
Thank you very much bro. I am glad it could help. Drop me a line on Instagram if you have it, I would love to see it
Hello there wonderful plant man, I have a question about the imperial red plant. There are little stem things sticking up around the plant that do not have a new leaf growing from them if I'm able to I will include a picture. I'm wondering if you know what those are or will it eventually turn into a leaf?
Hello there, it could be one of two things, Arial roots or leaf node. If they are roots that you could place the plant on a moss pole and allow it to root into it. This will make for a more resilient plant. It they are leaf nodes, leave them as they are. In most cases nothing will happen but if you every decide to propagate the plant, it will grow a new branch from there
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Thank you so much!!
I got my plant yesterday from my grandpa since he has so many plants and flowers at the moment and was looking to get rid of some. I chose the Imperial Red one (didnt know the name at the time) because I just thought it was so pretty! Me and my aunt named her Lady and Lady currently sits by my window. I have a question about cleaning the leaves - do you just spray the leaves with lemon and water solution without wiping them down or do you wipe them down? If so, what should I use?
Good choice, the imperial red is an amazing plant. The lemon solution is a good choice. I tend to wipe it down with a microfibre cloth only
Thanks for the info! I just bought this today. It has several, what looks like skinny aerial roots on it. I don't see that on yours. Do you know what these are? It is a very beautiful plant.
You are right. They are indeed aerial roots. Mine have some but the then to be very short and most are dried up
Thanks lad! Just picked up a baby one today, looks like I might be a while away repotting but just out of interest, what kind of soil mix would you prefer for this plant?
You're welcome! I would suggest a chunky mix. Something like 50% house potting soil, 25% orchid bark and 25% perlite or pumice.
Take your knowledge to schools Sir and teach kids about it then we can have a better world.
Thank you.
It's my pleasure
Your plant is very pretty.
What soil mix do you prefer for this specimen?
I currently grow this one in LECA as it means I can water it less frequently. If you are not a fan of semi hydro, I would suggest I really chunky soil mix with lots of bark and perlite.
@@RootsReady LECA Seems to be a NEW OPTION for a growing medium. Haven’t used it before and don’t know if it’s better than mixing all purpose with perlite and chunky bark. Or Ia gritty cactus soil with chunky bark and perlite.
Something I’ll explore.
Thanks for your reply!!🪴🍂🍁🌻🍂
awesome video. thank youuuuu!!!!! (:
Thank you!!
No THANK YOU!!!! lol i would totally love if you did updates on your imperia red lol(: i just got one and i'm becoming obsessed with it, yours makes mine look like a freaking sprout hahaha(: @@RootsReady
Hello! I just came across your page! Awesome video. I just purchased this plant off an Etsy site about two months ago. It has been doing well since repotting, however I notice now that two of its much smaller leaves are brown at the tips. 😣 I water it once a month. Do I just cut these leaves away, and how far down? Thx!
Hi There, Thanks for getting in touch. What is the humidity level like? Also, watering once a month sounds a little low to me. This of course all depend on your conditions, but I tend to water mine at least twice a month
@@RootsReady ~ I'm honestly just starting in my plant journey so all of the "humidity level" talk is new to me! I think its ok. 🤷🏾♀️ Its starting to get cool here in my area. I do plan to incorporate a humidifier in my plant room soon and increase the watering if you think this will help. Should I still cut back the leaves that have turned? Thank you!
@@ericaw.5104 In that case I should say, welcome to the plant community 😊. I would recommend a humidity meter. You can pick one up relatively cheaply online. In terms of the leaves, you can trim away the brown tips and leave the healthy parts. It will help the plant to photosynthesize. I would only remove a leaf if the damage is more than 50%.
Thank you for this information! Is there ever a bad time to repot this plant? I had some yellow spots on the plant and I cut them off but should I repot so the bacteria doesn’t spread or wait until dormant season is over?
Hi there! As the plant is already going through some stress, I would suggest that you wait until the spring to repot. In the meantime, you can purchase some anti bacterial / viral spray to treat the yellow spots
Do you have a good potting mix recipe for this plant? I find that my 4inch imperial plants soil is very compacted and the roots are coming out from the top ? Instead of the drainage holes! I’m assuming it needs a repotting ?
Hi there, I would agree with you. I would suggest getting this plant in a really well driaing soil. Something like a third soil, bark and perlite.
I have actually transitioned mine into LECA and it is loving life. It has produced 4 leaves in rapid succession.
As always, the soil you choose depends on your environment and how much time you have. LECA means that I can forget about it for a few weeks.
I hope this helps.
Hi. I've had mine for 1 year now and it is growing some kind of red tubes/vines from the base of the plant. Are these aerial roots?
Hello there. Yes the are. You can direct them into the soil and they will help to support the growth of the plant
Hi I love your video! May I know wher e did you buy please
Thank you so much! I bought this plant from a local nursery
@@RootsReady thanks
@@RootsReady which area do you live please and from which local nursery you bought it from pleased
@@Pia1870. it's called Dutch Nursery in Hertfordshire
@@RootsReady thanks a lot
Do they like to climb? Thinking about making support pole for it
Hi there! Given the opportunity these plant will love to climb. Any support would be appreciated
What is the lemon-to-water ratio?
I personally haven't use the lemon and water solution but have seen people recommended about half a lemon to a gallon of water
Good Morning. I saw some red spots on my philodendron red diamond leaves. Could it be from too much sun.
Hello there, it's could be sun burnt if they leaf is showing other signs of burning. It may also be a fungal infection which is common with these plants. This can be easily treated with antifungal sprays
@@RootsReady what are some antifungal sprays. How can you tell if it is a fungal infection.
@@louisabyr6826 I use Provanto from Amazon. You can tell if it is fungal if it spreads across the leaf or from leaf to leaf
The top part of a large leaf on my has gone limp. What is the cause and how can fix it.
It could be due to root rot or colder weather. I would check the roots in the first instance
Hey, great video, thank you! I recently adopted one of these beauties but the leaves seem to be turning a rusty orange/yellow colour in patches - I have moved it from a sunny space to a lower-light space. Any ideas why this could be?
Hi There! It sounds like it could be a bacterial issue. Make sure that the plant has plenty of air circulation. do not let water settle on the leaves. You can also remove the infected areas to prevent it from spreading to other leaves.
@@RootsReady thank you, i will definately give that a go! i learnt i genuinely can only water my plant family with filtered water, living in london the water is too harsh and chemical ridden! i will remove some of the infected leaves, thanks again! :)
Do you have any of your plants in Lecca?
Hi there - yes I do. This plant is now in Leca as well as an Anthurium and all of my crawling philodendrons
I came to ask this. I just transferred mine to LECA.
Is yours thriving in LECA?
I am having issue with after watering the leaves turning yellow on the edges. What am I doing wrong? I only watered couple times? I have schedule set on my app. I also reported it
The good news is that it doesn't sound like it has been overwatered. This plant can be prone to fungal infections. I would suggest trying to spray it with some antifungal prays
@@RootsReady do I spray the leaves or the dirt? Any suggestions on the spray? I have neem oil.
@@angelayarmakovich6098 you would have to spray the leaves. Any antifungal plant spray would work. I use provanto. You can also use a diluted hydrogen peroxide and water solution
@@RootsReady thank you
@@angelayarmakovich6098 you are welcome! Feel free to ask anything else
Ok mine has these red like spots all over it...what is that
Hi there! It sounds like a bacterial infection. You should cut off the sections of the leaves that are infected. To avoid it further, ensure that your leaves are dry and that you have good air circulation. Bacterial infections can unfortunately spread from plant to plant so try to keep it from touching other plants until it has recovered.
@@RootsReady Thank you! I did it was hard but better for the plant
How is the Caudex?
@@pippin3634 Thanks. Great!
@@pippin3634 Thanks for asking! It is doing well. I will be posting an update very soon
My imperial tried to push leave for 40 days, I dont know what I'm doing wrong. Its abut 1,5m from window
What soil is yours growing in? I would give it some fertilizer. It may me lacking in it
Mine has leaves just breaking off and I can’t figure out why…
It sounds like it could be down to overwatering or lack of light. Have you checked the soil?
Is this the same as the Philodendron Red Diamond?
Hi there! I believe they are the same plant. I did some research a few weeks ago and can't see any difference between the two.
@@RootsReady Thanks for getting back to me so soon. I appreciate it. I bought the plant yesterday and maybe you can give me some pointers on the care. Also, do you know much about Lecca or Hydrophonics. Thanks.
@@luisabyr3333 No worries at all. I am happy to help. I am a big fan of leca and Pon. Believe it or not, I moved this plant to Leca a few months ago and it has continued to grow well. I have released a few videos talking about moving plants into passive hydro systems. You can check them out on my channel.
@@RootsReady Do you use netpots and if you do, how do you set them up. Thank youi.
@@luisabyr3333 heyy! Net pots would be perfect but I tend to use regular nursery pots as they are more readily available. I sometime cut slits alongside the nursery pots for extra air flow
In terms of setting it up, you would add about a third of the substrate into the pot, followed my the plant and then top up with more substrate. You can then place the pot into a reservoir
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My experience says it’s like more water then you said
That's for that. How much water wild you recommend?
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