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Pothos and philodendron are both common houseplants, but they are often mistaken for each other. Learn about the differences between these plants in this post.
Philodendron species are known by beautiful big leaves and can be either climbing or upright. Here are 18 different types of Philodendron!
Vining philodendrons such as Heart Leaf philodendrons and pothos are plants that can be hard to distinguish between. Those who are starting with houseplants
• The Philodendron Micans is also known by the names Heart-Leaf Philodendron, Philodendron Micans, Velvet Philodendron and Sweetheart Plant. Priced for it's dark, contrasting colors, velvety texture, and heart shaped leaves that are greenish bronze with reddish brown undersides. Plus it's easy to care for and grows quickly making this species a perfect houseplant for any skill level! The Philodendron Micans originates from Central America and parts of the Caribbean and when grown in the right conditions they will produce long vining stems that love to climb or even dangle from a hanging basket. Distinctive Features of the Philodendron Micans The Philodendron Micans is treasured for its heart-shaped leaves, which display a mesmerizing array of greenish-bronze with stunning reddish-brown undersides, resembling the colors of a tropical sunset. Its velvety texture adds a tactile dimension to its beauty, making it a standout addition to any collection. This fast-growing plant is versatile, perfect for climbing structures or cascading gracefully from hanging baskets, adding dynamic visual interest to your space. Origin and Growth Habit Originating from the lush landscapes of Central America and the Caribbean, the Philodendron Micans is a testament to nature's artistry. In ideal conditions, it produces long, vining stems that exhibit a natural inclination to climb, making it a splendid choice for both vertical and horizontal displays. Philodendron Micans Care Instructions • Light: Prefers bright, indirect sunlight. Avoid direct sun to prevent leaf scorch. • Watering: Water regularly, allowing the top inch of soil to dry out between waterings. Avoid overwatering to prevent root rot. • Humidity: Thrives in humid environments. Aim for humidity levels above fifty percent. • Misting: Gently mist the leaves during dry months to replicate its natural, humid habitat. • Soil: Use well-draining soil to promote healthy root growth. Keeping these simple care tips in mind will help ensure your Philodendron Micans stays healthy and vibrant. Healthy Plant Guarantee and Support Our commitment to excellence is reflected in our Healthy Plant Guarantee. Should any issue arise within 30 days of receiving your Philodendron Micans, we'll promptly replace it, no questions asked. Furthermore, our dedicated team is always on hand to provide expert care tips and support, ensuring your plant thrives under your loving care. Closing Appeal Embrace the enchanting world of the Philodendron Micans. Whether you're a seasoned collector or just beginning your plant journey, this Velvet Philodendron promises to bring a touch of tropical sophistication to your home. Botanical Name: Philodendron hederaceum Common Name(s): Velvet Philodendron, Philodendron Micans, Heart-Leaf, Sweetheart Plant
The Philodendrons are some of the most commonly grown indoor plants and they come in many shapes and sizes. Here's our step by step guide how to plant, grow and care...
Here's everything about Philodendron Pink Princess Care! If you want a pretty pink houseplant, then this stunning Philo should be your pick!
Are you looking for a way to liven up your home or garden? Philodendron plants are beautiful, safe, and easy to care for! This article will introduce you to 200 types of philodendron plants that can add color and texture to any space. From Philodendron aurantiifolium to Philodendron xanadu, you'll find a variety of options
Learn about the different types of Philodendrons and how to properly care for and maintain them so that they grow and stay healthy.
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With large, showy leaves that mature into a deeply split silhouette, this tropical is perfect for mid-to-low light environments. Easy to grow, ideal for filling large spaces. Decorative ceramic pot sold separately.
Are you having trouble telling the difference between Golden Pothos and philodendron plants? If so, you’re not alone! While these two plants may look similar, there are some key distinctions that set them apart. Knowing the difference between these two plants is important for the health of your garden. If you don’t know the difference,
The Philodendron selloum is an exotic looking foliage plant that perfect for gardeners of any skill level. Compact, luscious foliage stays under control while still making a very impressive statement. It grows best in medium, indirect light. Broad, deeply lobed leaves give this plant a very exotic, jungle vibe. This is sure to transform any space into a fantastic botanical retreat! Philodendron selloum Plant Profile Scientific Name: Philodendron selloum Common Name: Split Leaf Philodendron, Tree Philodendron Family: Araceae Native Range: Brazil Philodendron selloum Care Guide Light: Prefers medium, indirect light. Can handle indirect light, but too much bright light will cause the leaves to become pale and bleached-looking. Too little light will cause the stems to become elongated as the plant stretches towards the light. Direct sun burns the leaves. Water: Water thoroughly until the water drains out the drip holes in the bottom of the pot, and then allow the top of the soil to dry out before watering again. Humidity: High Temperature: 75-80F Pruning: Prune as needed to remove brown or dead leaves and control growth. Feeding: Fertilize monthly in the spring and fall, every other week in the summer, and never in the winter. Use a balanced plant food diluted to 1/2 the recommended strength Propagation: Division Growth: Plant is often wider than it is tall Pests: Look out for aphids and mealy bugs. If the air is very dry, can also attract spider mites. Toxicity: Toxic to humans and pets
If we talk about sport mutations, Philodendron is one of the most diverse plant genera on the planet. This genus never stops the jaws from dropping down. From the gorgeous cream and silver group to
Hoe meer je over planten weet, hoe beter je ze kunt verzorgen. Daarom wil ik in dit blog dieper ingaan op planten uit de Philodendron familie. De Philodendron familie is een van mijn favoriete plantenfamilies, omdat er zoveel verschillende planten in voorkomen en de meest gangbare makkelijk te verzorgen zijn. Er zijn veel Philodendrons die in huis kunnen groeien, omdat deze planten het gelukkigste worden op plekken met indirect licht. De Philodendron is erg verwant aan de Monstera deliciosa en de informatie uit dit blog kan je dus ook op die plant toepassen.
Want to add a Pink Princess Philodendron to your houseplant collection? They are beautiful and easy to care for! Here's my complete Pink Princess Philodendron care guide!
Do not miss these Large Leaf Philodendron Varieties that offer stunning bold foliage for a focal point indoors!
ø16cm 38cm The Philodendron Atabapoense has long, strap-shaped leaves which are arrow-shaped and dark green in colour. The underside of the leaves is a deep maroon colour, which contrasts with the green of the top side. The petioles of the plant are particularly elongated, which allows it to stretch out and receive light as it grows. Bright indirect light is best for developing its large, veined leaves. However, don't expose your plant to the sun, as the leaves can scorch easily. Water when the top soil feels dry. Loves warmth and humidity. The leaves of Philodendron atabapoense are very delicate, and damage can occur easily, especially during transit.
Philodendron Birkin is an exotic, unique, and low maintenance houseplant. This hard-to-find Philodendron produces extremely random variegation that will always keep you guessing about what will…
One of the coolest looking climbing house plants. This philodendrons leaves grow up to 25 inch leaves cousins of the popular monsters Albo. These monsteras are more resilient and have more stable variegation as it still has plenty of chlorophyll to receive adequate photosynthesis:) let me know if you have any questions. All variations are rooted because it would be a bottom cutting so the growth won’t skip a beat. Full healthy roots
With deep green and heart-shaped leaves, the Heart Leaf Philodendron is the perfect match for any decor!Philodendrons are perhaps the most commonly found genus of plants in the modern houseplant hobby, with dozens of species and cultivars for both beginners and experienced collectors. They are beloved for their (typically) easy growth and forgiving nature, thriving in strong indirect light with moderate watering, and often tolerating both low indirect light and some direct sun. Most are either vines or “self-heading” varieties, which have a more upright stem with a crown of leaves. The vines propagate very easily and self-heading varieties often generate pups around their base.
In this post, I'll review heartleaf philodendron care and discuss how to easily propagate heartleaf philodendron.
Elevate your space with a beautiful Philodendron Bipennifolium - Silver Violin plant. Shipping to Europe from Belgium. Buy now!
This paper heartleaf philodendron is super easy to make! Craft your own version of this trailing vine with our plant pattern and photo tutorial.
Learn how to care for Philodendron Brasil, a gorgeous philodendron hederaceum variety, and what you need to keep its gorgeous variegation!
If you are thinking of adding a philodendron to your indoor or outdoor garden, choosing the right variety can be a challenge because there are so many different options. Some are more expensive and considered rare, while others are more common, but just as beautiful. In this article, we look at our favorite philodendron varieties, with names and pictures of each!
Pink princess philodendron is a truly glorious plant. Read this post to become an expert at pink princess philodendron care and propagation!
Our Philodendron 'Birkin' was growing out of its pot, so we decided to propagate it. Learn how we successfully propagate it in this post.
So long, fiddle leaf fig tree. These are the houseplants that are poised to skyrocket in popularity, according to experts.
Invite nature's lushness and greenery into your space, with these big-leaf houseplants
Experts share step-by-step advice for propagating these easy-to-grow indoor plants