Philodendron squamicaule pink

I ordered online and picked up in Tacoma WA. This plant looked nice when I opened it, but 3 days later it dropped 2 of its 3 leaves. No new growth, but it is still green, so hopefully it will make a come back. Day temps 75-85F, nights 50-60F

Plant arrived with more roots than expected, and a pretty healthy looking root system. Even most of the secondary roots appeared viable. There were more leaves than expected, and they were more beautiful than pictures. I potted up immediately and supported with a tree fern fibre pole, since it looks like it can grow a little leggy like a verrucosum.

I have this plant almost 7 months now, when it came it had 3 yellow leaves and 2 green. I chopped the yellow ones and put the rest of the plant in a prop box for acclimation for a month. It started a new leaf in the prop box. After one month in there, I put it in my table top greenhouse where it grows slowly but steadily in 50%humidity and 12 hours under grow lights.It's a precious plant with dark green leaves , burgundy undersides and fussy petioles. Love it!

I really want to like this plant since this is the second time I've ordered it. The first plant died almost straight away. The second time I ordered two plants just in case. Both were very small, little roots and already looked fatigued & stressed when I received them. So far they are meh & may have stabilized but not hopeful. My recommendation to Ecuagenera is let them grow a little bigger to help handle the stress & I think they would have a higher survival rate since they are a very sensitive aroid. BUT with this being said, almost all of my plants I've received from Ecuagenera are healthy, happy & growing very well.

I picked up one of these from a popup nearly a month ago. It had ok roots and five leaves. One of the leaves was already yellow in the package, and one more, the oldest/tiniest leaf, yellowed off a week and a half later. Iíve had it in fluval stratum and it hasnít done anything else one way or the other. This plant is known for being really difficult, so Iím super happy that itís still alive for now. But it is simply STUNNING. The colors are so vibrant, the leaves are almost sparkly, and the stems are so soft itís almost like petting a cat or something. So maybe if youíre interested, try to pick one up in person if you can. Itís 100% worth a try.