Thanks Sara :) I was dealing with a lot of horrible brown spots all over on leaves (some other people have shared pics on here) and had no idea what was going on, after a lot of research, I decided to trim off all the really bad leaves-sterilizing the scissors in between because I think it had a bacterial blight. Philodendrons get this very commonly. Over a month later...no more bad brown spots! I also was confused about why it was so droopy and some browning on the edges. I was watering sparingly because I was worried about root rot. Turns out, I was also underwatering. My routine now is to water very thoroughly once a week or sometimes every 5-6 days. Basically my entire small watering can until water runs out the bottom. It is still not totally perky, but has definitely improved a ton! I also am using LED bulbs to give it more light because I am in MA with not much daylight.

Hey Michelle, where are those leaves coming from? Are they the newest leaves on old vines or are they new small vines?

All of my leaves start small when they open and grow larger as they unfurl and grow. Have they gotten larger or are they staying small?

What’s the light situation?

Hi Cassandra, the new growth has come out of bigger leaves, they are not new stems entirely. I haven't seen any new movement just yet since these.

I am in Boston and am using 4 LED bulbs over a bunch of my plants to help as I can. Do you think I should use a full spectrum one as well?

It might be time to repot. The legginess of petioles seems like the leaves as stretching for light. The droopy leaves are indicative of wanting to be watered.

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