Philodendron Selloum having problems...
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by Will Creed on March 22, 2005 04:16 AM
Hi Kelli,
That's a tough one. I have seen that with some Selloums. It is an indication of some type of soil/root related problem. It could be roots wandering out of drainage holes, a very potbound condition, allowing the soil to get too dry, overfertilizing, or using hard water.
Lots of possibilities there, but you can probably narrow them down by the process of elimination.
(It is not bacterial or fungal or a pest problem.)
That's a tough one. I have seen that with some Selloums. It is an indication of some type of soil/root related problem. It could be roots wandering out of drainage holes, a very potbound condition, allowing the soil to get too dry, overfertilizing, or using hard water.
Lots of possibilities there, but you can probably narrow them down by the process of elimination.
(It is not bacterial or fungal or a pest problem.)
by Amy R. on March 22, 2005 08:23 PM
Cool, mine is the hard water! Thanks Mr. Will!
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I replanted it, in case the roots were getting too wet, and have removed the diseased leaves and put it in the place in the house that it seemed happiest. I thought we were doing well, but noticed a couple days ago that one of the new leaves has another spot. I love this plant and really don't want to lose her--if anyone has had this problem and has suggestions on what might help I would be very grateful!
Like I alluded to, it doesn't appear to be bacterial leaf blight, and I don't think it's over watering causing the problem. MUCHAS GRACIAS to anyone who can help!!
Kelli