How to Care for Your Tree Philodendron | The Plant Doctor | Apartment Therapy
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2024
- The tree philodendron, or philodendron selloum, is a leafy, tropical plant that makes a big impact in any space. But this South American beauty requires the right environment to ensure its dark green, lobed leaves always look their best. Plant Doctor Hilton Carter breaks down the basics of philodendron tree care: where to place it in your home, when and how much to water it, how to tell it’s ready to repot, and more!
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Never really looked into this plant before, had one for years. Bought it in a store for 50% when it was about to become garbage. Today this dude takes over my tiny hope. "He" lives outside in a summer, and usually double in size. Which means, I have to cut a few of his leafs when he goes back inside in a winter. Definitely has personality! Cool to see a video about it, but to be honest, never gave it THAT much care.
I got mine today from the discount section too! 8$ and shes about maybe 3ft right now
I have a big philodendron plant and the leaves are folding upward,why is this happening.
Thanks for giving us images of what the leaves look like in all the different "stress" situations - super helpful!
Thanks. I inherited one from my sister who away recently. She's huge! and I don't really have experience with this type of plant so this helps... she looked a little down when I first brought her home, but I've just noticed tons of new leaves sprouting, so I know she is settling in well.
They are called Thaumatophyllum bipinnatifidum now and they get huge!
I'd love for you do to a segment on how and when to propagate these.
Yesss!!
I just repotted mine into a 14 inch. Trimmed some roots and dead ones. These roots are loose and don’t clump or hold soil so it is easy to repot.
I currently have one that is huge, and it is the baby of the original one I bought in Reno some 30 years ago. That plant lived 20 years before it passed away. This baby is now about ten or eleven years old, and I just took the "sucker" off it to make another plant.
My husband give me this plant, and I don't know how to take care of it. I found your video and now I feel less lost. Hope my philo survive and grow well.
Thank you so much for making content dedicated to the Tree Philodendron! I bought one two weeks ago and couldn’t find any videos on this specific philodendron.
Im actually freaking out why one leaf changed a bit of color when i moved her inside the house but what you said in the ending was so reassuring 😅 thank you for this!!
Oh my gosh this happened to me too!!! It was so strange, one of the leaves turned yellow as soon as I moved it inside this week.
My Tree Philo is a BEAST! Loves soil being soaking wet, gets droopy when he’s thirsty. Sometimes I put him on the patio for several weeks; 10 hours of direct SoCal sunlight per day and he grows like he’s pumping iron. Amazing!
OMG Thank you!!!!! And thank you for showing pictures of this plant with imperfect leaves so I can diagnose what's up with mine!!
I live in the Dominican republic and theres one of those in my grandparents back yard the size of a car it's been there for about 20 years
Helpful! Thank you, I was looking for why it was yellowing and your video gave me answers
had one of these for years...but this info was very helpful! Misting will commence immediately!!!
thank you for being informative and straight to the point. I enjoyed the video the cinematography the music editing all great. I couldn’t find a video on this plant that stayed on track they kept going on tangents and i kept trying to fast forward 😂
I love your living space corridor !!!! so beautiful with all the plants
I bought one and it was SERIOUSLY root bound, like I couldn't updo the roots. I gave it a much larger pot and boy is it THRIVING!
Wow I believe it and mine is awesome too.
Mine is on my outdoor patio in Riverside CA. It experiences very hot summers and cold winters, freezing winds, keeps on looking good.
Thank you for the info. Bought one a couple of weeks ago, and freaking out cuz I see yellowing on a leaf. 1st instinct is to water it. LOL. I'm sure I've hydrated it enough. Gracias!!
Hello, You always give concise information with a smile. Thank you.
Bey glad to see ya. Thanks for the plant tips
Got one of these from my mom and was handling it the wrong way.. thanks for the informative video brotha 👊
If y'all don't have enough light for it I recommend grow lights mine is absolutely happy after purchasing grow bulbs
Hello! I just bought one of these today. Thank you for this video!
You make me smile,thank you!😊
What type of soil do you recommend? Well draining... any specific recommendations? Thank you!
Good information. Thank you.
this video helped me so much I just bought a medium sized philodendron xandu and Im so excited about it!
i'm totally freakin out, i just brought one home and they started showing crispy leaf. I'm totally stress by it :(
i thought its underwater & start to water it frequently (i mean 2 days) but after seeing this video, its kinda relief.
❤thanks for the info. Now I know what to do
They're hardy enough to be planted outside in a shaded planter here in south Louisiana(Lake Charles). Our winters are mild here and we may only see a true freeze(below 32 degrees F) only twice per winter, and even then it's just an overnight low. Once the sun comes out, it's back to the forties and fifties for the daytime highs. With age, these things can get large and grow on a stalk similar to how a palm tree grows on a trunk. I've seen them up around five feet high before!
Indeed, here in Florida, many are planted in direct sunlight and once acclimated, do very well in these conditions. Our winters are like yours and we're okay with that too.
I've seen these trained upright and hold themselves quite tall as well, and also snake themselves over the ground over time. They add a great patch of green to any landscape. Their sibling Xanadu as well.
Thanks so much, I love your approach & I love this video!
You are so nice!!! I’m really enjoying your videos!! 😍
Thank God for your channel 😁
I just got this plant ,, and put it directly under the sun ,, almost died ,, but glad i found this vid
Nice video... I've been growing selloum long time now and i have bit different care tips
Greate guide; I just purchsed a Philodendron Melinonii and am excited to see her blow up. =)
Glad your back!!!!
Short and very informative. Thank you!
Thank you for this info
Thank you I’m under watering it. When I first became plant mom I OVER watered and killed many plants , so now, I’m afraid to water now so I end up with crispy. Can’t win.
I have my Pearl
Plant on a very regimented watering schedule. I don’t care if she’s dry or not. I water every 1.5 weeks 😅😮 god FORBID if I mist her! It might as well be poison. Same with my Hoya/ Christmas cactus. Although he just doesn’t like it, he doesn’t immediately perish like my Pearl plant.
I’d like to hear a tutorial on Curly Sue. Last winter, out of nowhere, well after I had stopped fertilizing it blossom little flowers then some kind of small ball. Not sure what it was. Why do this in the winter , when I had cut down watering and NO fertilizer. Made zero sense. 🤷♀️. No explanation when I googled.
Thank you for the 5 min video very helpful
Who knew?! This is so helpful.
I have a HUGE philodendron that's been in my family for around 45 years. It came from the church that I grew up in. My mom took it in because they no longer wanted it. And this point It's VERY root bound so I'm hoping your suggestions will help. I'll say you 'spoil' yours more than I do mine. But it's very happy and HUGE regardless. It's at least 6-8 feet in diameter and about 6' tall. It's my favorite plant. I need to split it - please help!!
There is a great video in YT showing a repotting of a giant philodendron.It is a huge undertaking but I followed her demonstration - I did what she did last June, and it did great until winter and now it is doing terrible. It goes outside every summer where it always perks up. It was thriving for 20 years until it got so rootbound there was almost no soil left. I am starting to see lots of new growth now but the new leaves seem to curl and look weak, and are misshapen. i would love to know what I am doing wrong !
I've had on for over 30 years.
Thank you for your amazing channel. I'm learning so much :) My Philodendron Selloum is growing low and wide. Do you have any tips on helping it grow taller rather than wider? It takes up so much space.
Late, but I would try staking it with a moss pole, maybe closer to a window as well
Do your own research on this plant if you care about its real growing habits and needs, this guy did not.
@@AraceaeFanatics yeah god forbid you just want to ask someone that has one thriving for some tips and tricks. Get over yourself.
Can you do a video on how to propagate this plant. Thanks
Mine started deteriorating about 2 weeks after bringing it home. It has brown tips but yellow leaves. I checked the roots, and they're perfectly fine.
I have it between east wind south windows. Which has filtered light. The room is around 66-68° with 50-60% humidity and I have a lot of plants around the area. I repotted it since it was rootbound and use rain water. It's still not improving.
I don't know what else to do!
I saw a big one at the grocery store and totally regret not buying it now 😭
Tanx for the tips!
Hi can you please tell me what you do when the tree plant has a lot of roots on top of the soil and the roots are dry???
Re-pot then water
I learn alot at u thax
My philodendron is leggy with leaves at the top. I have trimmed dead leaves at the bottom. How do I prune the parent plant and repot?
Thanks for your information
Thanks for the info! I have one that is over 3ft tall and the leaves are GORGEOUS! I use grow lights and humidifier as well. What time of the year do you recommend repotting and separating some of it for another pot?
I bought a Split Leaf Philodendrum-when I purchase it was already Water down, I let sit in it's pot for a about week before repotting, I repotted with a mixture miracle grow potting soil/top soil and perlite, rocks at the bottom of the pot, since my plant is still wet, I prepare my soil put it in the pot ONLY mist the soil in the pot, place my plant and cover with the rest of soil which is more dry with a little dampness, Place on the floor which gets indirect sunlight and it stay warms- It was bushy I lost a lot leaves because they are turning brown, mushy, it has a sweet smell, I had to cut a lot of leaves because of a lot of browning I have 74 plants this one may not be a good fit for me, I don't know if I can save it. It's a Beautiful Plant Nevertheless I'm frustrated.
Thanks, great info!
Thank you
Yes i needed this!
What do you with all the aerial roots? Trim them? Cover with soil? Leave them hanging? I have 3 stalks in one pot. Can I split them to make them more manageable? It’s huge and in desperate need of a repot.
This is very helpful 💖
Hey, I've followed all your tips in regards to watering and light levels, however my philodendron's stems are so floppy. The leaves are fine, maybe not growing out into their full potential (like those beautiful textured ones on your video) but I can't work out what the problem is. Checked the roots also and they're fine.
I’m having that problem too!
I have this beauty, for years now. Thriving in the same pot. The interesting thing about this plant, that I've not experienced with any other is; each time it has a new growth, it kills one off. The leaves are big & green.No issues, only when one new growth is born. One dies. DO you know why? I've been searching & I can't find anything on it. Thanks
Videos on fiddle-leaf figs and Monsteras, please!
I saw an article about the watering of this type of plant, it said that it should only be watered once a week and give a little water when the weather is too warm.
I thought I was overwatering mine over the winter because the leaves were turning yellow Then I realized I was underwatering it - I let it dry out completely too many times and the soil became hydrophobic - it wasn't getting any moisture at all and the water was just running right through! I dried out the poor thing. Now it is recovering but it is not the same.
Why are the leaves bending over ? It's a very large plant, divided it and mom is leaning over but trunk is straight up ?
Hello! Love your tips. What do I do with yellowed leaves due to overexposed to the sun? Should I cut the leaves / till the roots or leave it alone?
Mines been a year and a half in a non draining hole and it thriving. But guess im just lucky.
Hi. I've got a huge one of these in the garden. I was wondering if its possible to propagate these plants by a cutting at all?
I’m trying this atm
I took a cutting from my grandma's plant. The cutting I took was at the base and I cut about two inches below the stem of the leaves. The nose I cut had three large leaves. I used a root hormone and potted it in a large pot. Two of the three leaves died off and one remains and I FINALLY have nice healthy roots growing. I wanna say the process for it to finally root took 6+ weeks
Jazmin Velazquez how is your plant doing?
Hello, wondering if grow lights affect a plant the same, and if indirect sunlight, means a indirect growlight
OMG that propagation wall is amazing! Did you build that?
WHAT is that beautiful spread ON YOUR WALL? How you do dat!? I want dat! ❤
Thanks for the tip. I love calatheas, I have a few of them and been taking care of them for almost a year now and I have no luck. I need more tips. I water them now every other week or once a week during this spring. Some are happy but some are not . I’ve killed a few already. Advise please or video. Thanks
Thank you so much! I just got one and wasn't to sure what to do, so this really helped. Could you possibly do a video on a Vinca Major?
More philodendron species please i.e. birkin etc
I would like knowledge on China palm and Baltic blue
What about a video on Hoya care!? 😋💚
Hey! Love your video ❤️
I do have a question about the philodendron. I have just been given 2 branches of it and was hoping I can reroot? If so, do you have any tips?
Make sure you get a root node or, tho it will stay green for a lengthy time, it will never root.
Can I grow this philodendron xanadu in water? Thank you 😊
Mine is getting brown spots m, not crispy just soft but brown, I use the moisture meter but for more than two weeks it reads moist and it keeps reading moist the 2-3 inches, should I water it anyways? I already lost 10 big leaves 😭 I checked the roots and it looks healthy and the soils was moist
The days are getting shorter until December but new leaves continue to form. Western window. 5 pups I'd like to separate to their own pots. (Mom is root bound btw) question to anyone: separate pups as long as mom's sprouting new leaves? Thanks!
i have this plant everywhere in my garden here in adelaide south australia, in full sun and only gets water from the rain
I was looking for a comment like this. I just bought one and was told outdoors, full sun!?
@@sunnyhailey249 yep full sun :)
Jake
I live on the Tassie NW coast. I have one in my backyard and I don’t give it any care except an occasional trim. It’s got so much personality and is one of my favourites!
I just got one of these. Will follow your video instructions. So scared 😱, I don’t want to kill this plant, she is so beautiful. Watering and repotting are my concern at this time. Do this pant likes to be root bound?? So I can keep it in its nursery pot.
I ordered one online got it in a couple days ago cut away quiet a few stems/leaves bc they were turning to mush, I'm noticing even after I'm having to cut one or 2 more each day since for the same reason is this normal? It was dry when I recieved it so I don't think it was over watered but it definatly got knocked around in shipping I'd say. Is there anything I can do or shouldn't do at this point? Anything helps Id really appreciate it!
thank you!!!
Any tips for repotting? I just received two in the mail (I live waaay up in northern Canada) I am assuming same care as monstera, but let me know if I'm wrong please.
My tree philodendron is spread out. It doesn't grow upright. The new leaves are shiny and the plant looks healthy, but I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong. It has new leaves coming out all the time but it has to be over 4ft wide! That's not a problem, it's the way it's spread out. Can I stake it up? Is that recommended at all? Thanks so much for any help you can give me.
Have a philadendron sellout, his name is Gucci!!!🇮🇹♥️
Thanks 👌
I have one its stems are so long a droopy. And as of lately leaves are turning yellow. I have it in a bright northeastern window. But my sunroom has windows facing all corners.
Hi! My plant was doing well, but I took it outside and it was sitting in direct sunlight. Now, some leaves are yellowing. Do you suggest pruning those yellow leaves?
great tips! what soil mix did you happen to use?
My selloum is planted in the ground. Its like 4ft already. But I can already see the big roots coming out. Should i replant them to keep the roots under the soil?
AilyneXC I have one in my back yard that is at least 20 years old. It is HUGE! There are big trunks with sort of air roots coming out of them so I think you’ll always have some of those roots on top of the soil. I cut leaves off all the time to expose the gorgeous white flowers and the leaves make great arrangements and last a long time in a big vase of water.
Thanks for the informative video. But When in my plant, a new leaf grows one of the previous leaf become yellow. Can you guide me why
Shazia Nasser could be overwatering
@@CharlestonSocietyOfHorror no it is not. ithink i am very careful about watering. when i give it less water its leaves ends become dry
I have this at home and look healthy but always one small one in center gets soft and look rotten. Sfter i pull out, it seems ok but after a week or so, snother new one comes out look rotten. What should i do? Thank you
Thaks 🙏🙏🙏🙏
I know this was created a long time ago but I have one of these in a potplant that has no drainage holes ... its been alive for 5 years now and new sprouts growing every 2 to 6 months . Why have my roots not rotted ? I understand my plant won't grow as big as these but I dont want my plant to die ...but if it's surviving like this should I be worried ?
When is growth season for this plant... spring?
What is the growth season for the philodendron? I just purchased one of these plants and it needs to be reported because the roots are growing out of the current pot.
My plant has roots growing around it outside the soil should I cut the roots
Just brought one home 2 week ago. A new leaf has spurted, and it looks healthy. but weirdly, the old leaves began to have yellowish brown spots. The plant is receiving bright filtered indirect sunlight (no direct sunlight). Is this what you meant by the plant acclimating to its new home?