Re: Split Leaf Philodendrom

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Posted by Newt on February 26, 2003 at 03:09:41:

In Reply to: Split Leaf Philodendrom posted by Steve on February 08, 2003 at 15:00:20:

: A friend lives in Florida and during a recent visit she gave me some roots to her huge split leaf philodendron. What do I do with them? How do I get it to grow.
: I live in zone 5 and would love to grow this plant. I have plent of room to move it in during the winter.
: I just dont know what to do with the roots that i have.

: Thanks for your help.

Hi Steve,

I don't know if your roots are still alive after all this time, but it's worth a try. Just put them in some moist potting soil in a pot and water when the top inch of the soil dries. Keep in a bright spot out of direct sunlight.

Good luck,
Newt

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: : A friend lives in Florida and during a recent visit she gave me some roots to her huge split leaf philodendron.  What do I do with them?  How do I get it to grow.  
: : I live in zone 5 and would love to grow this plant.  I have plent of room to move it in during the winter.
: : I just dont know what to do with the roots that i have.

: : Thanks for your help.


: Hi Steve,

: I don't know if your roots are still alive after all this time, but it's worth a try.  Just put them in some moist potting soil in a pot and water when the top inch of the soil dries.  Keep in a bright spot out of direct sunlight.

: Good luck,
: Newt



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