Philodendron erubesence 'Red Emerald' & Philodendron 'Rojo Congo' Update + Pruning & Propagating
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ส.ค. 2021
- In this video, I give and update on my:
Philodendron erubesence 'Red Emerald'
Philodendron 'Rojo Congo'.
I also show you how I prune and water propagate. Enjoy!
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OHHHH Good to know about potting as soon as the roots appear. I have a bucket full of cuttings that already have roots 3/4 to inch long. And so much for thinking I had all my potting up was done for today. Not sure what to do with all these cuttings. I had to chop a bit plant up. She had thin vines at the bottom and top vines were getting really thick. I had it hanging then put it up on a tellis. Starting over.
Love your videos! Thanks for sharing.
I've got a Rojo Congo o found 7 months ago. It was about the same size as yours was in the beginning. It's been growing even through winter with one new leaf (it's largest leaf so far) and had another leaf about to emerge. But in one day it suddenly bent over and turned dark only at the bottom of the leaf, not the petiole. The rest of the plant looks as healthy as before.
I repotted it in October using 3/4 quality coco coir philodendron mix and about 1/4 peat based organic potting mix that contains a little worm castings and bat guano.
I was using a moisture meter and only watering when it got down to 3-4. About 3 weeks ago I gave it a generous drink because of the new growth, then for about 24-30 hours it kept dripping water from just 2 spots on the edge of the youngest leaf.
A few days later I trimmed 2 older leaves that had old damaged tips since I bought it.
About 6 days ago I checked moisture with my finger and it was barely damp 5 cm down. Then I gave it just enough water that a small amount drained into the saucer. This time there was no dripping from the leaf.
Then about 4 days later the new leaf beginning to emerge (about 5 cm so far out of the sheath) rotted.
I couldn't find anything on TH-cam or in my Facebook group searches, so I decided to cut the petiole. And plan on checking the roots thus evening. Or should I wait and not disturb it yet?
Have you ever seen only a new leaf rot on a philodendron?
These types of plants, I find like to be just damp in the soil most of the time, but can tolerate drying out for shorter periods. The worst case is too much moisture and when that happens the plant drips water from it leaf tips. If that happens let the plant dry out before watering again. Never let it sit in water except for when you’ve just watered through the soil thoroughly then tip any excess water out. Yes leaves have rotted, dried, got stuck and all sorts on my plants, it’s normal that these things happen in less then constant perfect conditions. Good luck figuring out your plants rhythm, they are all different and individual in what care they require. 🪴
@@WesleysPlantWorld Thank you!
@@WesleysPlantWorld Just to clarify, with one rotted newly emerging leaf due to overwatering once and everything else looking good, do I need to pull the entire plant out to inspect the roots?
No I wouldn’t pull your plant out to check the roots now. Let it dry and water again and see how it goes.
Hi I have the red emerald plant just recently cut it and put the cutting back in the soil. Do you think I should take it out and put the cutting in water to root? Your plant is so beautiful I love mine it's just not as big as yours.
Ove this plant cut minds up an put to grow in soul N water
This plant can easily be propagated to produce many new plants, yes 😊🪴