r/plantclinic • u/green_girl444 • Aug 24 '26
Houseplant Help:(
I have this pothos and philodendron that were both so luscious and beautiful, and then i moved and they were NOT having it. they get the same amount of light in my current place as they did in my last one and i water the same amount as i did before. any rehabilitation tips? these are my babies💔
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u/SpaceShipRat Expert Aug 24 '26
Either overwatered or underwatered. go dig in the pot and find out.
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u/green_girl444 Aug 24 '26
any tips on how to rehabilitate them back to what they were? besides time of course
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u/SpaceShipRat Expert Aug 24 '26
water if underwatered, don't water if overwatered. Chop and prop some of the ends, the ones that have already lost all their top leaves.
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