All my Philodendron with care tips | Plant with Roos

[@jimmyjo1375]

Philodendrons are my most difficult plants. Especially trying to get them settled in semi hydro.

[@LynnNett-e2i]

Hi Roos! Really nice to see all your beautiful philodendrons. I especially liked how you had a vining philo in the pot with the crawling philodendrons. I'm just getting a gloriosum started so I think I'm going to maybe stick some heart leaf philo cuttings in with it - thanks for the inspiration!

[@plantwithroos]

Yess that's great! It looks so nice, to cover the soil. Yay!

[@candied.crabapples]

I really enjoy your collection videos so this works out! 😊 strawberry shake is one of my favourites. I love the marbling of the different colours. I sold a larger one late last year and regretted it lol now I have a baby one. 😊

[@plantwithroos]

Ah nice! I've seen those at markets, very cool 🙌

[@maryelizabeth2096]

You look so pretty as always Roos! I love your nails and makeup! I love your collection videos too! For me philodendron are really hard to keep because they grow to be so big! Which is certainly a good problem to have until you run out of space. I often end up trying to cut back and propagate my large philodendron and they usually end up suffering and dying due to shock :/ theyre tricky to figure out! Love your channel! Stay warm!

[@plantwithroos]

Thank you 🥰 haha yeah the space thing! Tho I love when they get big

[@BarbaraSalaStudio]

Hola dear Roos, I have placed Tree fern tropical background panels in my terrariums and they work very well, I recommend them for small and medium sized terrariums

[@plantwithroos]

Ah cool! I've seen them and have a few smaller pieces actually 🙌

[@Wubblyt]

Large plants in a small house is a challenge I am very familiar with 😅 Mealybugs…. Are like pimples… the first few feel disgusting but after a while you just squish them 😂 It can be nice to have a mixture of leaf sizes in the terrarium… but indeed keeping those large plants from overpowering the small ones looks like quite a challenge Thank you for sharing your plants Also loving your pots 😊

[@plantwithroos]

Hahaha yes to all of this!

[@candied.crabapples]

I’m going to try to train my gloriosum on a moss pole once it’s ready for a prop

[@plantwithroos]

I'm very curious to see this!

[@itzvosje8922]

Jaloers op je collectie 😍 De algen en mos in de mospaal zijn niet schadelijk, de algen kunnen funny gaan ruiken. Maar je kan het laten zitten als je wil :) De jose groeit vrij snel maar met de nodes kort op elkaar. Ik had de mijne op een vrij grote paal. Helaas is hij nu een zielig stompje door trips 😂

[@plantwithroos]

Dank je wel! Ik ga hem een grote moss pole geven dan kan hij lang vooruit ❤️

[@khloerivera7208]

I love your Billy I can’t wait to get one

[@plantwithroos]

Thank you! They're so cool 🙌

[@Marlur]

Love the nails ❤

[@plantwithroos]

Thank you! I very much liked how they looked on camera while editing 🤭❤️

[@ErikAndrew-q2p]

Not sure if this is something you would do for bugs (besides the beneficial insects you release, you wouldn't want to harm them...), but sometimes, just using rubbing alcohol or 70%-90% isopropyl alcohol on plants? On plants that aren't in full sun or under intense lights, as it could burn. But alcohol (or peroxide even) is a good preventative spray, and kills any eggs or larvae on the leaves, too. I also find using organic, non-scented, "natural" baby wipes to just wipe the leaves off is really useful for keeping bugs, and just dust on the foliage, to a minimum...