Philodendron, Monstera and Pothos

ARROWHEAD pLANT -sYNGONIUM pODOPHYLLUM

Received randomly from a friend of a friend in late Winter of 2025. Arrived with only 2 or 3 leaves, but began to grow quickly.

October 2025 -Dying back a little with the darker days, even with a plant light. Also frequently removing thrips.

March 2026 -The stem is growing much thicker, but it’s still struggling with Thrips. Should probably get it a moss pole or something.

Philodendron Velvet

Came as a freebee off of Kijiji fall 2024. Has been struggling along.

March 2026 -Repotted into a self watering pot, as it kept drying out.

‘Mini Monstera’ -Rhaphidophora Tetrasperma

A random freebee that I received when purchasing a pink princess and orange prince off of Kijiji. It was trimmed for transport and spent most of it’s first year with me in a jar.

‘Swiss Cheese PLant’ -Monstera Adonsonii

A random freebee that I received when purchasing a pink princess and orange prince off of Kijiji. It’s grown very leggy, and has been treated for bugs in September 2025.

Thai Constellation

Bought from Home Depot after debating it for a month. It immediately had bugs and had to be trimmed.

October 2025 -Has two leaves. Is constantly attracting thrips, and I think this has stalled its growth.

December 2025 - Late in the month it’s decided not to die. It’s put out two small new leaves, and has hopefully gained some hardiness.

March 2026 -It keeps growing a leaf, and then losing one to thrips, and then growing another, and then losing another.

Pink Princess Philodendron

Purchased from Kijiji in the Fall of 2024.

Started to get much thicker trunk when it was leaning/climbing up against snake plant.

Pink Princess Philodendron

Purchased from Home Depot summer 2025. Very, very slow growing.

Glacier Pothos

Purchased Summer 2025.

March 2026 -Has lost a few leaves to thrips, and has several brown spots. The roots have grown down into the bottom pot to drink from a water reservoir.

“Wheatley” -heart leaf philodendron

Propagated from a larger mother plant.