Philodendron ‘Black Cardinal’ has blackish green broad oval leaves. On the other hand when new leaves emerge they are initially a burgundy red but as they mature they become a dark green. As the leaves mature it will turn to almost black Philodendrons are typically vines or non-vining forms, such Read more…
Philodendron micans are the perfect philodendron for small spaces. Philo micans are widespread in Mexico, the Americans and the Caribbean. Micans has velvety, heart-shaped leaves that never grow beyond 3” in width (nodes are also closely spaced for a compact appearance). The colour of micans leaves are depending on the Read more…
Tips for growing philodendron gloriosum Philodendron gloriosum leaves are reported to reach a size of 90cm (36 inches) in it’s native growing areas. The plant has a velutinous (velvet) appearance. For your information as the leaves reach maturity the white veins become more pronounced Gloriosum is not a climber philodendron, however it Read more…
Tips for growing philodendron prince of orange Philodendron prince of orange have an amazing glossy bright orange leaf. However, this leaves will slowly transform in to a deep green as they mature. Hence prince of orange will be displaying multiple shades of salmon, orange and finally maturing to a medium Read more…
Philodendron Selloum Growing Tips Philodendron Selloum or Tree Philodendron is native to South America. Philo Selloum is a tropical plant that is usually grown in full sun, but can tolerate deep shade. Apart from that it grows best in moisture-retentive soil that are slightly alkaline. However, it cannot tolerate high Read more…
Tips for growing philodendron brasil Philodendron brasil or Philodendron hederaceum is originally from most of South America. Philodendron hederaceum is a fairly tolerant, attractive houseplant. Philodendron brasil offers a colorful twist on a plant. This philodendron plant has been a houseplant favorite for generations. This is because Philodendron brasil are some of Read more…
grow and care your split leaf philodendron Split leaf philodendron, Swiss cheese plant, or windowleaf (Monstera deliciosa) is a tropical plant native to rainforests of Central America. Split-leaf philo is another dependable house plant from the Araceae family. It also happens to be one of the most captivating. Split leaf Read more…
Repotting philodendron is good for your plant Regularly repotting philodendron will keep them from becoming root bound, and will encourage vigorous the growth. Besides that you can divide a crowded philodendron into several smaller plants when repot it. Like other houseplants, philodendron benefit from repotting to a larger container when Read more…
Does your philodendron needs pruning? Philodendron plants are easy to care for and grow quickly; hence you might need to prune them periodically to fit your space.Besides that Pruning philodendron keeps these beauties looking their tropical best and keeps them from becoming too large for their surroundings. these plants don’t require Read more…