Philodendron Red Plant

₹359

Water when topsoil is dry to touch

Height: 0"
Pot Size: 0"

Bright Indirect Sunlight

Low Maintenance

NASA Air Purifying Plant

Indoors, Table Top, Shaded Balcony, Well-lit Window, Living Room

No Refund / Replacement

FREE

3 in stock

Probably one of the most beautiful houseplants with the brightest foliages, the Philodendron red plant is a low-maintenance indoor plant that can add a bunch of colors to any corner of your home. A fast-growing houseplant, Philodendrons belongs to a large family of plants that have lush foliages with their signature foliages and veins. They are easy-to-care plants and are best suited as office desk plants as

General

They are a native plant of Tropical America.

Your Philodendron plant is a natural epiphyte and it trails over other plants to get nutrients in its native habitat.

Philodendron plant is a NASA air-purifying plant and can effectively remove VOCs, formaldehyde, and various other toxic substances from the air to make the air clean.

They can grow up to 3-4 feet when grown indoors.

Sunlight

Your plant grows the best in bright indirect sunlight. They can tolerate shades as well, but their growth will be leggy and they will have large gaps between the leaves on their stems.

The temperature should not go below 10 ℃ for your Philodendron plant or the plant may become leggy. Hence, consider keeping your Philodendron Plant indoors during the winter season.

Watering

Make sure that you are watering your Philodendron plant only when the topsoil is dry to touch. Try not to overwater your plants or their roots may rot.

Your Plant requires a humid environment to grow beautiful lush foliages and flowers. Hence, you should consider keeping them in your bathroom or kitchen areas or even around other plants to raise the humidity levels.

Soil

Philodendron Selloum Golden grows best in well-aerated and good drainage soil. Preferably use soil that is acidic with a pH ranging from 5.5-6.

Fertilizer

Your Philodendron Plant does not require fertilizer to thrive but that will encourage its growth. You can add any slow-releasing fertilizer to them once every month during the summers.

However, during the winters, you must withhold any fertilizer use as it is the natural resting period for your plants.

Toxicity

Your Philodendron Plant is one of those few plants that are considered to be toxic for humans and pets. It is mildly irritating to some and can lead to symptoms like burning to dizziness if ingested.

Additional Care

Your Philodendron Plant is a fast-growing indoor plant and thus, it requires trimming on weekly basis to maintain its beautiful shape.

Your plant needs to be repotted every year. You can re-pot your plant in the spring or summer season using a container 0.5- 1.5 cm larger in diameter only.

Troubleshooting

Philodendron turning Yellow: It is caused due to excessive watering- Decrease the watering sessions of your plants and only water them when the topsoil is dry to touch.

Philodendron turning on Black: It is an indication of keeping your plant in excessive sunlight- Keep your plant in indirect plant light and not direct sunlight.

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