My dad had this cutting on his windowsill for 3~5 years. The plant it came from is dead now but used to sit on top of a stool on top of a table in the window and had leaves that were almost as big as my (F) palm to full hand with sections between leaves or vines coming off that we're about as long as my finger, in a big tower of plant the last time I saw it alive. I found a picture of the original plant from the '80s but it is not very visible and isn't useful visually, but I know it was at least ~40 years old when it died. My father died earlier this month so I can't ask him.
I broke the vase and repotted her on the 16th and I've tried to include what she looked like originally and some progress photos over the last few days. I have been treating it as a philodendron/pothos because that's what it appears to be to me but I can't tell the difference between them looking at photos. I'm a black thumb historically but did manage to figure out succulents eventually.
I've been following general ?aroid advice but would appreciate clarity for best-care because grief fog is difficult to think through and I would love for her to get big and healthy enough to propagate so that I can give her as potted/stable babies to my siblings in the future at some point and I'm not sure if the two plants have any differences in needs I can measure (weight over time for water loss, best depth of moisture v overall soul depth, etc is my current attempt at external decision structure/ADHD friendly care routine) because I don't want to panic water, etc through transplant shock and I'm not sure what community I should ask for future advice in if needed
Thank you
by ArketaMihgo
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