PHILODENDRON PEDATUM, SQUAMIFERUM, FLORIDA | How To Tell Which One Is Which
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- One of the most asked questions I see about Philodendron is how to tell the Philidendron pedatum, squamiferum, and Floridas apart. In this video, we discuss each of these Philodendrons as well as their differences. Hope this helps you identify which of these gorgeous Philodendrons you have questions about.
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Finally! A good video about which plant is which! It has good sound, good image and explains it clearly :D Thank you so much :D
I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for the feedback! 💚
It's the "jusko po" for me!🤣😂
Same 😂
Ang shala ng jusko po, apaka sosyal 😂
It's the FilAm accent, isn't it? LOOOOOOL
There's more of that to come!
A very informative and helpful video in particular for those starting to collect philodendrons.
Glad it was helpful! Happy collecting!
i'm not into this varieties of Philodendron yet but i'm glad that i now know how to tell the difference cause i know someday i'll get there 😅
Lol You sound like a very wise plant parent. I started with Tillandsia and have branched out from there. Sorry, pun intended.
Haha! I actually started from a rescued plant that my brother picked somewhere (not sure if its given to him) it's a dwarf snake plant and a caladium angel wings. I started this May with just those two til i bought my first golden and neon pothos. It's so fulfilling to be able to grow them! Now i have like 30+ mini pots of plants 😂
@@johntuno7340 "It's so fulfilling to be able to grow them! Now i have like 30+ mini pots of plants 😂"
LOL And so it begins! Welcome to the hobby!
Thank you! It can get so confusing with these weird-leafed philos!
Very helpful. I thought I just had a pedatum but you confirmed its a Florida ghost with all of those signs of their differences. Thank you.
Glad you found this helpful!
excellent. the best video about the topic bar none. This deserves a sub. Thanks!
Amazing! Thank you for the clarity you have shared in this informative video!
Thank you for this video. I learned a lot. For a very long time I thought I had a pedatum but its a Florida pala. And more plant hunting to do for other cultivar of pedatum. Thank you and Stay Safe
You're very welcome--I'm glad this was helpful! Best of luck with the plant hunting!
I love this video, may pa history and love story pa.. Very much detailed, specific and simply understandable! Galing! Congrats, mamsh! ❤
P.S. except sa poly-poly... 😅
Thanks for the feedback! It's no K-drama, but I'm glad it was infotaining!
Finally, someone who does research plant vlogger in the country.
Thank you for visiting! 🙏
Thank you for this very informative video.
You are very welcome! It is a question I come across often, so figured it is time to make a guide to help :)
This vid was so helpfull I have severall but now I know the species names 😂🙏🙏🙏
Nung nag-Tagalog na... pakkk! you got me. hahaha Ang galinggg love it
Haha! Surprise!!
great vid...thanks
Glad you enjoyed it!
Opo,nagagandahan ako SA squamiferrum,lalo na SA mamula mulang mabalahibo nyang petioles
Hilig ko po talaga ang mga philos na balbon 🤣 dagdag sa appeal. 🤣🤣
Bet na bet ko talaga yung accent ni madam. 😍
just to throw a wrench in the works there are two "Florida" branches, both have Squamiferum for a parent, though one is crossed with quercifolium (Florida compactum) and the other crossed with laciniatum (Florida). These are old school patented hybrids, the rest is marketing, as in buyer beware.
Thanks for the comment--you bring up a great point regarding "marketing". According to Tropicos, Philodendron quercifolium = Philodendron laciniatum = Philodendron pedatum :) The crosses that you mentioned would still be considered squamiferum x pedatum; the bigger wrench I imagine would be for people to realize that both quercifolium and laciniatum belong under pedatum. Here's the link to Tropicos for anyone else interested in learning pedatum synonyms:
bit.ly/3zfbYMs
hi! new subscriber Ms. Mel 😊. i love your plants po, beautiful like you.😍
Hahahah salamat po! Thank you for visiting my channel!
just recently bought these plants, thanks for the help! Monstera Dubia care tips next please hehe
LOL My dubia is heading to the tallest tree in on our property next week! Will try to squeeze in time for at least a quick shoot!
Salamat sa pag share!
Salamat din po sa support!
I love this, Mel!!!!
Yay! Coming from you, this means a lot!
Madam,kahit ano pa sila...tanggap ko silang lahat!mine ko na lahat seatmates mo!hahahaha!
Lol Gets, Madam! Walang katapusan ang pagmine talaga pag Plantita! 😅
Thank you. That was wonderful!
You are so welcome! Glad you enjoyed it!
Love it ma'am Melissa
Polypoipoi! 😍
That's what she should've said! LOL
Do you have vids of the Philo Joepii???
How would you tell the difference between ghost and green if there wasn’t any new growth?
If there isn't a new leaf unfurling, I would look to the older leaves. Many times, the older leaves of the Ghost will still appear lighter, even "mintier". Sometimes, but this sometimes is common enough to take note of, Ghost leaves have sport green-on-green variegations. I would look to see if either of those two exists on the leaves of the plant in question. If either appears on those leaves, I would be more convinced that the plant in question is likely a P. Florida Ghost.
ghosts are whiter depending on the light they are grown in, people have problems with them grown in bright light because the plant can't photosynthesize it's so white.
Madam....kahit ano pa yan!gusto ko lahat nyan!please?????hahahaha!
Hahahahahha! Malapit na po ang pasko! Sana makasali po kayo sa 12 Days of Christmas Giveaways sa Aroids+ Plant Tips Philippines. Pramis, marami pong chances manalo!
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Hi please Help! My I have a Squamish that broke.. healthy leaf...but it broke on the hairy stem ...with no node.
What should I do? Water and hope for the best or should I put it straight into soil? Tha ks so much
Awww. If your squamiferum broke off without a node, it will just be a pretty decoration until it dies. If you have a Facebook or Instagram account, feel free to send me a photo of what you're referring to and I can confirm the lack of node. :'(
@@TastefulNodes hi thank you so so much for responding 💗
I will forever refer the polypodioides as polypoipoi. 🤣🤣🤣
If Benedict Cumberbatch has his "penguin", I have my polypodio-...polypoidi-...polypoipoi na nga! LOL
There are squamous cells (in outer layer of the skin, the epidermis). Squama is latin for scales from a fish or a serpent. Squamiferum refers to the scales of a foot (from this marine snail I guess). Lol do not look it up because it's not as cute as the pubes of your plant.
🤣 You've lived with me long enough to know that telling me not to do something means I will. After seeing that, I do regret being that way.
A note to anyone else thinking about looking up snail squamiferum: DON'T!
thank you!
You're very welcome!