Philodendron Xanadu advice
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To Mike, Pictures of my Philodendron Xanadu
Comments (8)Stush, my goodness, I am in love with them. Stunning and I can imagine how they can lighten a darker corner of a house! I particularly love the sounds of white turning yellow to green one or mostly yellow. I have never seen them before. Is there anything I can do for you after all you do for me? If so, e-mail me. I would love to share something with you that you don't have, even if it has to wait until I makes cuttings in spring. I will be making cuttings of plants I received from foreign countries with certificate in the Jade department0:- If you ever see a plant I and I can take a cutting or rooting for you, I will. Thank you so much my friend! Mike...See MoreHelp w/overwatered philodendron xanadu
Comments (4)There are many forms of 'du' each with its own name. (Voo Du, Deja vu, Danadu, etc) Xanadu tends to have a little wider leaves. I am trying to visualize by the size of pot you gave. This could be a type, it's possible that these are semi-juvenile leaves but an 8 in pot is much too large for the plant to still be throwing out juvenile leaves unless it is extremely stressed. Try putting it about a foot away from a south facing window and see if that helps its leaves broaden. This will also help to prevent Chlorosis. Philodendrons are notorious for this if they do not get enough light. The more leaves it has, the healthier it will be also. (Also keep in mind I just moved from California where Xanadu is a landscape plant and grow to be about 10 or so ft high without support. The leaves can get huge.) You can also try upping the humidity in lieu of watering too often. Putting the plant next to other plants or misting it with a spray bottle daily will help.All of your plants will benefit from frequent misting, especially during the winter where it tends to be dryer inside. In about 2 months or so, depending upon where you are, you can start misting with a very dilute amount of an all purpose fertilizer (Eleanors VF-11 is a wonderful all purpose that does wonders for all sorts of epiphytes) can help it come back. (dilute meaning 1/4 strength or less) As for orchid bark. I would get the large because Philos' roots can be pretty clingy, they like to anchor in the bark, smaller bark will break down too quickly. You also want to make sure your mix is well draining and the plant never sits in water. HTH...See MorePhilodendron Xanadu - brown spots
Comments (21)Yes even in Sydney, I see them mostly in outdoor public spaces planted under trees. The mass plantings look very good but they do get leggy and start encroaching on the actual footpaths. I have it outside on the balcony and it gets direct sunlight early in the morning. A few weeks ago we had a 45 degree day and A few leaves were burned. I’m a more careful now and I move in the shade when the forecast is over 35. I don’t want to lose more leaves especially in the 2nd half of summer since it might not be able to replace those leaves before winter comes....See MorePhilodendron bipinnatifidum vs Xanadu
Comments (4)Xanadu is a hybrid and never has the size, drought tolerance, or cold tolerance of P.bipinnatifidum. Xanadu is a clumper and almost a tall ground cover, P. b. is self heading tree climber..if no tree is near...they can grow trunks. Like this....See MoreRelated Professionals
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