No new growth
Hiii, I have a plant that hasn't new growth even though I fertilized. Should I be more patient, or do you think he has a problem?
(The leaves have been wounds since I bought it) #Philodendron #philodendronwhiteknight
(The leaves have been wounds since I bought it) #Philodendron #philodendronwhiteknight
2ft to light, indirect
2β pot with drainage
Last watered 1 year ago
10
@planthoe40 That's how Greg recognized it. I just found out this is a philodendron white knight.
Thank youπ
Thank youπ
Yeah, it's likely just acclimatizing. Just be patient.
I would personally not fertilize a plant as soon as you get it either unless you know the last time it received fertilizer because you risk flooding the plant with nutrients (I.e. fertilizer burn). Don't worry about it now though. Make sure when you do fertilize a plant for the first time to start off really diluting the dose and slowly increasing it because it needs to get used to being fertilized.
Philodendron tend to be quite hardy plants so it should bound back and start growing as long as it gets adequate light.
I would personally not fertilize a plant as soon as you get it either unless you know the last time it received fertilizer because you risk flooding the plant with nutrients (I.e. fertilizer burn). Don't worry about it now though. Make sure when you do fertilize a plant for the first time to start off really diluting the dose and slowly increasing it because it needs to get used to being fertilized.
Philodendron tend to be quite hardy plants so it should bound back and start growing as long as it gets adequate light.
@ChummyGlueseed I've had mine a year and it has done nothing. It's not dead but it's also not growing
