Philodendron Imperial Green Leaf Problem 

Hi Oliver. The leaves which were brown they can't recover but all new growth is healthy. At the time of video the new growth foliage was rotting but now plant has recovered. Philodendron takes time to settle but if soil mixture and watering is correct they bounce back. They are easy to care for. I will make a video of soil mixture because that is very important to get right for aroid species.

@@urbantropicaluk I got mine from the local market. It looked healthy and in good shape when I brought it. I re-potted it and watered with liquid fertilizer as suggested on the instructions. I use humidifier to keep the air humid. But the leaves started turning yellow-brown. I am very worried. I relocated the plant. I think I used too much fertilizer. But it's just all speculations. Thanks for your videos though, very helpful.

@@adels8205 Never fertilize plant when you bring it home. Let it settle for a week and you will know if plant is in stress. I use worm castings and seaweed liquid for natural fertiliser. Over fertilizing kills plants . Also only repot newly bought plant if it's in bad soil I.e not airy and no drainage media and yellow leaves. Otherwise let the plant settle in your home. When you make so many changes it is very hard to pinpoint the problem. I have bought philodendron verrucosum , again bad soil and I am going to repot it soon in the correct media. I really hope your plant recovers soon. If you are in UK there should be really no fertilizing as plants won't grow in winter.

Thank you. It feels good when it helps someone out:

I just saw your plant collection, its lovely! I am down sizing a bit at the moment😊