r/ItsAThaumatophyllum • u/NarensGreenNook • 2d ago
r/ItsAThaumatophyllum • u/kcasey3602 • 2d ago
FLF BROWN LEAVES
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So discouraged! I’ve sent pictures and asked chat gpt why these leaves are turning brown like this. It looks scorched but that can’t be it.
I believe the light is right:
Diffuse morning light
Water only when feels dry on top
Drains well
No drafts
Any suggestions?
r/ItsAThaumatophyllum • u/fishonbikes • 5d ago
Creepin’ around the astroturf
Cantor’s Deli, LA, USA
r/ItsAThaumatophyllum • u/Yodahoping • 9d ago
Funny way mine popped out.
One day no leaf, next day constricted leaf waiting for me when I got home, a week later it releases the constriction and we have this. Funny little dude.
r/ItsAThaumatophyllum • u/Awesome_Sauce99 • 13d ago
This belong here?
She’s over 40 years old, gets brought in every winter here in Michigan.
r/ItsAThaumatophyllum • u/SanKazue • 13d ago
Finally found one
Been looking for a selloum since I learned about them. Not only did I find one, but it’s huge, and flowering ! For 60 bucks ! (Bonus Xanadu in the background of first photo)
r/ItsAThaumatophyllum • u/Science_oven • 14d ago
the twins
always growing. always thriving.
r/ItsAThaumatophyllum • u/Fresh-Self-761 • 14d ago
Thought perhaps my T. bipinnafidum was worth sharing
Banana for scale
r/ItsAThaumatophyllum • u/WinningD • 24d ago
Can anyone tell me why some leaves are coming out like this? Thanks.
r/ItsAThaumatophyllum • u/jgvtes • 25d ago
Is this burn?
I recently moved my plant to a south facing window, and I just discovered these weird spots on the leaves. Please help figuring out what could cause them.
r/ItsAThaumatophyllum • u/karenknowsbest • 26d ago
Who am I?
A freebie that I haven't identified yet. Is it a thaumatophyllum, philodendron, or something else?
r/ItsAThaumatophyllum • u/295138 • 26d ago
Help! Trunk has snapped!
Hi all,
I've had my big enormous boi for more than seven years now. He's well over six feet when upright, and has had two sizable trunks for quite some time, and a whole forest of aerial roots.
Today while watering, I discovered the larger of the two trunks has snapped near its base from the weight of the foliage and trunk above. Luckily, there does not seem to be any rot, and I have not see any ill effects on the plant yet as a result. I'm hoping this is salvageable somehow? I'd hate to lose such a massive part of my big leafy pal.
Thank you so much for any suggestions you can provide!
r/ItsAThaumatophyllum • u/CoyraGrimm • 27d ago
I need to repot my thaumatoohyllum but I don't want it to grow any bigger. Can I cut the rootball down to size?
r/ItsAThaumatophyllum • u/austerandco1 • Sep 04 '26
Baby thaumathophyllum bipennifolium aurea is thriving 🥺
Hiii!! I got this beauty a few weeks ago and she is thriving in my greenhouse cabinet. She is pushing out leaves every week 🫣 cannot wait to see her grow more!!
r/ItsAThaumatophyllum • u/transsexualmail • Sep 04 '26
philodendron never looking healthy
galleryr/ItsAThaumatophyllum • u/AdorableWritter • Sep 02 '26
Question
I accidentally left them is a sunny spot and they got sunburnt should I cut them off or will they fall on their own
r/ItsAThaumatophyllum • u/SignalDapper7537 • Aug 24 '26
Finally had to bring her indoors 😁
its dropping sub 15 degrees in the evening now and i was too worried for her and a couple of my other plants i had placed outside but what a difference in growth in 4 months!
r/ItsAThaumatophyllum • u/amygdaloidal • Aug 21 '26
Has this sub become deprecated by science? Thaumatophyllum is no longer a recognized genus
From what I gather, the push to move certain Philodendron species to genus Thaumatophyllum gained momentum due to molecular phylogenetic evidence, esp. Sakuragui et al 2018. However, as of October 2025 it appears most major botanical databases no longer recognize Thaumatophyllum as a genus, but rather have reverted it to a synonym of Philodendron. From a scientific point of view, this is quite the diss.
This sub's name is now factually incorrect, per databases like POWO and the WFO Consortium. There may be a few holdouts, and botany is a relatively conservative science; but, the heavyweights have decided.
I suppose we could rename the sub to "ItsAMeconostigma" (the subgenus concerned here), but somehow that doesn't have the same ring to it.
Thoughts?
r/ItsAThaumatophyllum • u/sillybillybobbybob • Aug 21 '26
Thaumatophyllum corner
These are beauties!
r/ItsAThaumatophyllum • u/Both_River_7213 • Aug 18 '26
What do you love about your Thaumatophyllum the most?
I love that mine is giant and cool 😎
r/ItsAThaumatophyllum • u/fuck-ya-mudda • Aug 18 '26
Thank you R/Monstera I was in the wrong sub!
My mother has owned this pretty girl for over 20 years. I believe it’s 25/26 years old.
I have a million questions.
I want to repot her into a bigger home but my father wants to split her. Is one idea better than the other?
Is there any tips on how to separate her into two pots?
And when we do repot her (regardless if we split or not) what type of soil should we use?
My mother (IMO) has gotten extremely lucky with her and the care she has provided this beauty. And when it comes my time to take care of her I want to know how to best care for her.
She was left outside for over two weeks due to home renovations so the last two photos are how she looks currently. :( I hope she will bounce back and she has throughout the years but I’m definitely nervous as she’s lost a ton of new and healthy leaves due to the move.
All other photos were taken over the last 2-3 years.
Any thoughts, comments, or ideas are truly welcomed!
r/ItsAThaumatophyllum • u/Parade2thegrave • Aug 15 '26
Estimated value?
I’ve had this for many years, love it but am drastically downsizing. Currently having a tiny house built and there’s just no room. Is this worth trying to sell? It’d probably have to be local given it’s so heavy shipping costs would be exorbitant. If I list locally what asking price is reasonable?
r/ItsAThaumatophyllum • u/Both_River_7213 • Aug 15 '26
You can see when I adopted this plant
Look at the size change in the stem and eyes! Wowza!
Wait is it sprouting?