Repotting My Philodendron Pink Princess 

With larger plants use ceramic planters to put nursery pot in and it looks nicer too

Beautiful PPP! It's nice to see that the variegations improved as it matures! That gives me hope 😁

bro that plant is gorgeous and the way to fix the tipping over is by buying a little bit larger pot and placing a large rock or brick in the bottom. every single tall plant I own has a brick at the bottom. none of them tip anymore. yes they weigh a little more to move around but my cats are jumpers and my plants were being damaged before when they were too light weight.. or... use heavy ceramic pots.. another option.

So pretty ❤ I have the white princess and a red emerald, they're both about 6 ft tall now. I love how pretty the vareigation is on the leaves. Thanks for sharing your with us❤

Gosh that is a beautiful PPP!! Mines is so small like when you got yours. I can’t wait to see my beauty grow like this!

Can’t wait to see what your knew plant is!

Imagine chopping that up and putting it in a pot. That would be gorgeous!

Such a pretty pink princess! Makes me want to try again and repurchase one! 🙈 Thank you for the video!

That’s a beautiful Pink philodendron you have really grown that plant fast in 14 months , it’s so happy , great video, im actually looking for one to purchase . I hope mine have the beautiful pink leaves , like yours . Thanks for sharing 😊

So sorry to hear about the spider mites! I am with you on wanting to match pots that can be challenging to do. Great video and beautiful pink princess.

Thanks for sharing this video .... I just purchased my first pink princess, it was just starting to push one leaf on top when I bought it and when I get it home I noticed it has another smaller one at the bottom starting to come out. I would say it's about maybe a foot high, I wouldn't say it has tremendous pink areas but there are some. I think I'm going to try and propogate it in the near future. I'm going to check out some of your other videos and Instagram. Btw I'm in Ontario Canada ;)

Dr. Earth is truly amazing for pest control I use it and its pretty effective. Your plants are beautiful ❤️

What a GORGEOUS Pink Princess!!! I chopped mine in the hopes for better variegation. Fingers crossed!

I just got my first PPP at the same shop! Definitely hoping mine looks like that in a year!

She looks perfect next to the fiddle fig tree. Thanks for sharing this video. I have these tiny brown bugs on my Hoya plant. I'll have to look up what a spider mites look like.

Wow! SO pretty

That's impressive and inspiring. Thanks

That’s a great new location , by the fiddle leaf fig. I’ll be looking coward to your next video of propagation

Hi! Nice video! I would have bury the bare bottom stems in a deeper pot. It will grow roots in the mix. The result of doing this is that you will have a more compact looking plant. But I think you would have done something about it since this video was shot a year ago.

Hello! Just wanted to let you know that systemic granules don’t treat spider mites, I actually heard they can cause them 😩😅 I use AzaMax for spider mites.

Your Pink Princess loos fantastic.

I've had mine for 8-10 months and it's only grown like 3 leaves.

Beautiful plants. I love the bonded. I have never had spidermites but I think DE fights them. Use a big makeup brush and dab the diatomaceous earth all on the leaves. Less messy and it targeting

So beautiful ppp

Neem oil, not sprayed! Water everything with neem oil and anything that feeds off the plants will die. I water with it more often in the summer, we have many thrips from the neighbors and I just almost gave up on having plants until I found out you can just water with it.

The spider mites are probably living in the roots too. Just redo the whole plant and wash off all the root and start all over.

My pink princess has gotten tall but the lower leafs always dye off, what should I do?

Has your plant always been under the grow light since you purchased it? & do you give it plant food?

I had spider mites pretty bad on 3 Alocasia’s and the only thing that worked for me was a solution I mixed. Bonner Castile soap 1/3 cup, 1 tablespoon of neem oil, 10 drops of essential peppermint oil and 16 oz of distilled water. It took maybe 3 or 4 treatments once a week of this mix. Also I had to repot those plants because I think the spider mites were laying eggs in the old soil!

Peace love happiness club is so good. Kent east hill is awesome too

When battling spider mites repotting is almost a must if an infestation is oncoming

Mites are not affected by the usual insecticide. They need miticide. Many insecticides also make them worse and produce more. You need things like spinosad and azadirachtin. Those have an effect on spidermites. Also, completely replacing the soil and disinfecting the roots should help, but if you had spidermites on one plant, you'll likely see them on others even if there is not an infestation.

I hope you found some better pest control! If not I'd try Arber insecticide and miticide, it's seriously amazing and much safer for you to handle. Take care.

Wow ❤

First time seeing PPP on its full height.

Tipped over *many times but didn't do anything or put a heavy material or thing beside it to prevent it from falling again 🙃

Mines not making any progress so far 😢does it get dormant ??

Hi!!! Are you adding the liquid systemic every watering?

Do they treat scale?

Is there a reason you don’t trim off the leaves when damaged by the spider mites? What would it cause if you did take those off?

hello! What do you do to get that pink color? lots of lighting?

Where did you get that white stand behind you?

Where did you purchase you plant if your don't mind me asking and what did you pay for ir?

Use a pro zap pest strip. All bugs disappear.

which growlight you use?

FYI if your using Bonide systemic it not for spider mites. I learned this the hard way. I just assumed it was for mites. Gorgeous PPP 😍💚

Looking great! Thanks for sharing. ❤ You might be interested in checking out the method RU-vidr Sydney Plant Guy uses to grow climbing aroids. 😺✌️

Pot sizes are always a bit of a tightrope. Too large, and the roots sit in too much water and risk rot. Too small, and the roots have absorbed all the potting medium and only a tight rootball remains, which will be unable to absorb nutrients and water. Regarding the mites…my best success is with horticultural soap and sulphur based products, plus diatomaceous earth on the top of the potting medium. Plus….patience, as mites are incredibly persistent and hardy against most products (if applied only once or twice) Addendum: any time you have an infestation of any kind…please don’t reuse the potting medium. Always discard soil/potting medium to prevent reinfestation. Sometimes it’s better safe than sorry.