Should The Top Of Tree Philodendron Root Ball Be Deep Or Shallow?

My beautiful tree philadendron was looking sick, so I transplanted it although it was late October. I also removed most leaves. Now there are only a few very large leaves left, along with a few very small ones.

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#1 Comment By GKH_Susan On 11/23/2022 @ 5:08 pm

It should be at the same height it was before you repotted it. Plants need leaves to make food, so it may take a while to recover. Follow the instructions below to give it the best care.

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