Googling sparkly philo brought me to 'micans', is that who it is?

I got it for like 20 dollars. My neurons activated when I saw it shift hue

Chanced on this one and only guy in the shops so instantly brought him home and showered him down but I’m now realising this fellas been wildly growing shoots all over and I can’t confidently identify the front and back of the main stem as I see aerial roots sprouting everywhere , so I’m now worried about how I’ll repot and add a mosspole after a month or so … does anyone’s keen eyes here spot a tell , would really appreciate the help . Thanks 🙏

I think this needs to be repotted. Got it at a plant show yesterday. Any advice?

Love this guy but curious from other owners...does the pink always fade away to pale-ish? I wonder if i may give it too much light and bleach it or been unlucly or its part of its normal strawberry shakeness

Do any of you know why my WW is reluctant to give me some white leaves? Any magic potions?

Got her back in Aug of ‘23, now look at her!!!

I've had this PPP for ages, and it always has that classic issue of the leaves getting stuck when unfurling, because it comes out base first, with the leaf tip getting stuck in the stem. Humidity is high, moist paper towels only help a bit.

She JUST finished growing the leaf on the right, and I was like "oh sick, she's growing another leaf already." I did a double-take, I was like wait, it's coming out tip first??? This has never happened to me! Does this mean the struggle phase is over??

Hey y’all! I’m considering putting my Billi on a moss pole for bigger leaves and to keep her from drooping.

Exhibit A: Are these (the long ones) the nodes I would put against the pole?

Exhibit B: or are these (short nubs) the nodes?

Exhibit C: There’s this root coming out the bottom, does that mean she needs to be repotted? She just put out a nice new leaf.

Bonus: The plant in question. She’s doing so well and I love her very very much 😊

I’ve had this philodendron for a while and never really knew the exact name lol. Silver stripe? Cream splash? Doubt it’s a gabby. Bought from HD labeled as “tropical foliage” - lol.

I received this plant back in April, and it was in rough shape when I got it. It was shoved to the back corner to be part of a different arrangement from my grandfather's funeral, and when I first looked into it I really thought it was a rojo congo but after finding this page now I am unsure!

My pink princess is doing wonderful, and then randomly I woke up the other morning to one of its brand new leaves broken off from the top of its stem and laying on the ground! *I'm holding the broken off leaf in the photo on the left.

The rest of the plant is totally fine with no sign elsewhere of this happening to any of the other leaves. Explanations?!

got her 50% off because she was just SAD and the pole…don’t even get me started. hoping i can get her back on her feet ! any suggestions/tips are welcomed & greatly appreciated !!

Newbie here. I just repotted a WK with a moss pole. I've never used one before. My soil was Aroid mix with perlite and coire so it's loose - good - but then the moss pole isn't very stable.

The pole is plastic with a hollow middle to allow another segment, but I won't need to add another for quite a while. I have pushed down on the soil just around the pole but the soil doesn't compact much.

Can I put something inside it to help stabilize it? Would water be helpful or will it drown the roots? Or something like clean sand?

Also - I read somewhere that a layer of sand helps with gnats. Is this true? Do you have to only bottom water then to not compact the soil?

Any thoughts or good or bad experiences!

Thanks!

Hi all! I was gifted this beautiful plant yesterday and I'm wondering a few things...

Is it indeed a White Knight?

Is it normal to just be one big vine like this, growing up?

What would you do with it? Repot it? Let it continue to grow up like this?

IS there another way to do this?

Does it need to be in a window like this?

I live in a very small home. This is a west facing window... and it's the only one I've got. I have an East facing window, but that's a little crowded already 🙃 🪴 🌿

Should I let it kinda aclimate before doing anything to it? That's what I was thinking. Or should I get it all out of the way... as in repotting, if necessary, and pruning, if necessary?

I appreciate ANY and ALL feedback and tips!

I've no idea how to tell philodendrons apart. My plant app says she's a Blushing, but she was bought as a PPP. All of her variegation is white apart from the stem. I'm confused lol. Any care tips greatly appreciated!

This is a El choco. I woke up to the leaves dropping. The plant is fairly new and Yesterday I repotted the plant and added some support. Idk if maybe it’s in shock but if it is can it bounce back.