Complete Schismatoglottis Houseplant Care Guide | Caring for Schismatoglottis Houseplant Indoors
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- Aloha! Join me as I take you through my complete Schismatoglottis houseplant care guide. I will cover everything you need to know about caring for Schismatoglottis houseplant indoors, from watering and light requirements, all the way to propagating Schismatoglottis. This guide will help set you up to successfully grow, happy, healthy, beautiful Schismatoglottis plants in your home.
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TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 Intro
0:55 Growth pattern for Schismatoglottis houseplant
1:57 Light requirements for Schismatoglottis houseplant
2:38 Schismatoglottis houseplant water demand
3:44 Schismatoglottis houseplant guttation
6:25 Type of soil for Schismatoglottis houseplant
7:03 Schismatoglottis peat mix warning
7:30 Repotting Schismatoglottis houseplant
8:54 Propagating Schismatoglottis houseplant
9:13 Schismatoglottis houseplant temp range
9:55 Schismatoglottis houseplant humidity needs
10:47 Schismatoglottis houseplant fertilization needs
11:42 Schismatoglottis houseplant pests
12:55 Schismatoglottis toxicity
13:10 Additional varieties of Schismatoglottis houseplants
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Bless you for this video, I thought I wasn't watering enough when I saw the brown leafes because the internet said so. My plant doesn't stand up so idk what her issue is but maybe too much water 😂
omg, I bought one few months ago, did very well on its own spot, then BAM!! Spidermites took over almost overnight! I had to prune everything bald. Luckily, they are fast and plentiful growers so I'm looking after the young leaves before a second wave comes.
You and I have the same schismatoglottis. I got mine on clearance from Lowes, it was completely limp with see-through grey spots that later just peeled right off. I'm glad to know what variety it might be and why the leaves were doing that! Thank you for this video, it was so helpful!
Glad I could help💚
Soooo happy to see this video!!! I purchased my Schismatoglottis Wallichii a little over a month ago and she is looking very sad right now. I figured out the drooping when she needed water, but could not figure out why the edges were browning. Guttation!!! Who knew? YOU DID!!! Thank you for sharing 😁
So glad I could help!💚
Both my homalomena gem and large monstera swiss respirates water nightly. Beautiful mechanism of nature to see.
Costa Farms has released Schismatoglottis wallichii as a new addition to their Trending Tropicals line. They’re $50 through the website so I’m waiting to see if they eventually make it to Lowe’s/Home Depot at a cheaper price. I’m excited to get my hands on one though.
I’ve been seeing them in local nurseries here for half that cost for a very full 6” pot, so definitely just wait and I’m sure you’ll start seeing them around for less.
Check Lowe's now! (July 2023). I just purchased a very full, very healthy looking S. wallichii for $20. And as our lovely hostess here suggested, check the roots. Mine is reaching root-bound status and is also planted in a super peaty mix, as most Costa Farm plants are.
I found one at Walmart today for $20
Excellent video, as always! Love your channel! This plant is beautiful. After seeing your video I’ll be on the lookout for one in Charlotte, NC. Many thanks for the thorough information you gave on its care. Take care. 👌🪴🥰
Thank you for your great information. Breaking it down, so great. I love your videos. I'm not a botanist, and I love how you break it down. So thank you for your diligence in your videos.
You’re most welcome!
Super video! Thanks for the information. Just got my first S. wallichii and am super excited 😃
Great information !
Fantastic video, lots of information, thanks 🙏
Glad it was helpful!💚
Great info,thanks so much !
Glad it was helpful!💚
Thanks for this video! It’s been difficult to find reliable care info for this plant, so this is very helpful. Do you think schis would do well in a self-watering pot or in semi-hydro like pon?
this video was exactly what i needed! new subscriber here :)
So glad I could help!
Really great video! I just bought it because it's pretty and got home amd looked this up...didn't check for spidermites at the store 🙃.
Thank you!
You're welcome!
Thank you so much. I needed this. I bought one on a whim, and it is not especially happy right now.
So glad I could be of help💚
Hi, love your information, thank you for sharing. Would you be able to share where you bought the plastic pot? Many thanks :)
They are actually plant pot liners that I add drainage holes to and use as pots. I’m not sure where you live but where I live pretty much every plant nursery garden center or hardware store sells them. For example: tinyurl.com/ybnwjuu3
Excellent video thank you for this. I am interested in what you are describing as guttation though. I've had the same symptoms on some philidendron where the leaf seems to become saturated, thin and soggy with water and if touched it almost disintegrates. As far as I can tell these symptoms dont describe guttation. From what I see guttation is relatively harmless to plants unless over fertilized. Really just trying to figure out what that "rot" is.
So sorry for my delayed response (lost my cat around the time you posted this and just now trying to catchup). Guttation won’t kill your plant but it can cause serious damage and if it does it’s usually because of overwatering which can lead to root rot which can kill your plant. Also, too much humidity or misting leaves can cause what you’re describing as well. Hope this helps💚
Yes. I first saw Schismatoglottis wallichii at a grocery store about 1 month ago; in very poor condition. I wanted to get it but didn't know anything about it and it wasn't labeled accurately. It had 2 labels Philodendron & Schismatoglottis which didn't compute. So after seeing FB posts about Schismatoglottis wallichii, I got really interested. I now have the exact same one as you but the online search showed it was a Motleyana??? Anyhoo, thanks so much for sharing your information. Most helpful.
Unfortunately there is so much mislabeling of these plants it’s hard sometimes to figure out exactly which one you have (unless it’s the wallichii just because that one is so unique looking).
@@AlohaPlantLife the Sch. wallichii and Scindapsus Pictus Exotica are two plants I would love to have. But...for now have to wait until my funds and availability align.
Am really glad you're in TX like me. Our environment just doesn't match the East or West coast. I grow the Pink Syngonium outside. Our grid-breaking winter freeze last year which killed so many plants, only killed the leaves. It sprung back to life with a vengeance, I can't give enough of it away. It's like a weed. All that to say, I take all advice into consideration and then "test".
In short...Plants want to live. Even if they are Rex Begonias throwing hissy fits indoors 🤣
I just purchased a half dead one from local nursery...i bought it back to life but now trying to research it. It said "Schismatoglottis Spotty" on tub label. I cant find much about it and things on you tube show me different leaves.
Hey, thank you for the amazing video! I have one question after watching your video. Does schismatoglottis like misting? Do you recommend spraying the leaves with water? Or maybe it's better to just water the plant directly into the ground? I will be grateful for your response! Thanks in advance!
Best to just water directly into the soil💚
Most of Borneo is peatlands, so I think the peat mix is best for Schismatoglottis
There's a big difference between plants living in a peat substrate outdoors on the jungle floor vs indoors in a pot. The air circulation is much higher outdoors so the peat dries faster thus the roots have access to more oxygen. You need to consider several factors before trying to mimic the jungle substrate and other native conditions these plants live in. Indoors and in a pot, there is a very high chance they will get root rot in a 100% peat substrate. That's why substrate mixes such as Aroid Mix is a thing.
I’m a new owner of the S Walllichii and after watering yesterday, one of the biggest leaves was totally limp, but not discoloured. I gave it a tug and it pulled right out. Closer inspection on a neighbouring leaf from same clump it seems a lot of mush inside the leaf stem and it looks like a growing leaf inside may have not succeeded and this rotted to brown sludge. Any idea how this has happened?? Also, does this plant flower? Should they be cut off to preserve energy to leaf growth?
Sounds like maybe the plant was overwatered at some point. Have you checked to make sure the roots look healthy? Yes, they do flower and you can cut them off.
Where did you get the clear nursery pots? Please, Thank you.
They are actually plant pot liners that I add drainage holes to and use as pots. I’m not sure where you live but where I live pretty much every plant nursery garden center or hardware store sells them. For example: tinyurl.com/ybnwjuu3
@@AlohaPlantLife That is so helpful, thank you.
@@lynette365247 You’re welcome!
I got three Schismatoglottis Wallichii a month ago, I would class them as “toddlers” in maturity - but I struggle a lot with yellowing leaves… that pale yellowing of the entire leaf and petiole/stem(?). They get very bright indirect light from west-facing windows and I just water them like my other ariods, so I can’t figure out if it’s just the plants giving up on the smaller leaves in order to push out new, bigger leaves or if it’s a case of too much light, or if it’s the watering… but they’re dry when I water them!!
Without seeing it in person it’s hard to say. Mine has lived directly in a north facing window its entire life and I’ve never experienced that problem so maybe it could be light related but once again hard to say without seeing it. They don’t particularly like to dry all the way out between waterings though so maybe try adjusting the watering first and see if that helps?
@@AlohaPlantLife yeah I think I’ll move them a bit away from the window and give them more water
I picked up a Schismatoglottis Thailand last spring and it died. I put a leaf in water and it sprouted roots! It's been in my windowsill since March and now I'm a little scared to pot it up. I think it's ready as it has secondary roots. Any tips?
It should be fine to pot up just make sure you’re going into an appropriate size pot and the right type of soil💚
That first plant with the spots look almost like an apoballis
It does!💚
Can I put it inside air conditioning bed room?
Absolutely
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There are lots of different things that can cause leaves to turn yellow. You might find this video helpful. It’s timestamped in the description of the video if you want to jump to the part on yellow leaves first: Master the Language of Houseplant Leaves: Learn What They're Trying To Tell You
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I think it might be a Schismatoglottis calyptrata.
I just got one, I assumed it was an alocasia
Like fancy-pants Peace Lilies ❤
Hi! Thanks for the great info! I recently bought a “homalomena” purple sword (which is totally not a homalomena, of course) and have been trying to figure out what it actually is! I think it’s so one of these, or am I still off???? It says Apoballis Lavallei on the tag, and when I googled it then I found videos about homalomenas and realized it’s a purple sword… oh but not really a homalomena! And then the name schismatoglottis started popping up and I got to your video… please tell me I found the right plant type! 😅
They’re all closely related and part of the same plant family, so the care for each isn’t too drastically different. What you have sounds like an Apoballis acuminatissima (reddish purple backside to the leaves right?). If so, care for it is pretty much identical to Schismatoglottis. At least it wasn’t mislabeled as an Aglaonema which I’ve been seeing a lot lately. Hope this helps💚
@@AlohaPlantLife thanks for the info!
@@catalinagalan you’re welcome 💚
It sounds like I should treat this plant somewhat like a Spath: do not let dry completely, water immediately if leaves droop.
Yes, definitely💚
@@AlohaPlantLife Actually, I'm looking at this (Schismatoglottis) plant and wondering if it would do well in PON or LECA. I find that plants that like consistent moisture are the easiest to change to semi-hydro. Hmmmm, time to experiment!