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Why Your Philodendron is Blooming and What to Do Next

Why Your Philodendron is Blooming and What to Do Next

The blooms are small, insignificant, and usually hidden among the foliage, making it difficult to spot. However, when they do bloom, they produce a beautiful spathe, which is a large, leaf-like bract that surrounds the spadix, the central spike that contains the flowers.

Everything you need to know about the Black Cardinal Philodendron

Everything you need to know about the Black Cardinal Philodendron

Despite the name, the black cardinal is not entirely black. The foliage has a darkish-green color. They start out in bronze or burgundy color, then turn darker over time. Each leaf is oval in shape and measures about 1 foot in length and 8 inches across.

Elephant Ear Philodendron

Everything you need to know about Elephant Ear Philodendron

As an epiphyte, the elephant ear philodendron obtains its nutrients from the air and rainwater, rather than from the soil. When grown as a houseplant, it is important to replicate these conditions as closely as possible.

6 Things you need to know about the Strawberry Shake Philodendron

6 Things you need to know about the Strawberry Shake Philodendron

The Strawberry philodendron is simply a variegated form of the well-known 'Red Emerald' Philodendron.

What you need to know before you get a Pink Princess Philodendron

What you need to know before you get a Pink Princess Philodendron

The Pink Princess philodendron is a rare and colorful philodendron that has its fans across the world. With delicate leaves in shades of olive green, white with pink stripes - this plant can express itself easily through color contrast to make an impressive statement in your home! The leaves of

Are Philodendron Toxic To Cats? And How To Keep Your Pet Safe

Are Philodendron Toxic To Cats? And How To Keep Your Pet Safe

Philodendrons contain toxins known as calcium oxalates which when ingested by a cat, can cause pain, swelling, and drooling as well as difficulty swallowing. So, it's best to keep an eye on your kitty if you have a philodendron plant in your home

Red Emerald Philodendron Care Guide (Philodendron Erubescens)

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Red Emerald Philodendron Care Guide (Philodendron Erubescens)

To care for a red emerald philodendron, you need to place it under indirect sunlight, keep it in well-drained and moist soil, and water it once or twice a week. This plant requires normal indoor temperatures between 65 to 80 degrees.

How To Repot Philodendron Birkin

How To Repot Philodendron Birkin

Repotting a philodendron birkin takes care and precision. You must carefully transport it to a slightly bigger pot every year. The soil must also be light, and you must keep watering to a minimum.

6 Different Philodendron Varieties You Should Know About

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6 Different Philodendron Varieties You Should Know About

Philodendron is one of the most adored houseplants. From their large glossy leaves to incredible diversity, this houseplant can be the perfect addition to your home. Are you wondering which philodendron you should buy? There are over 450 varieties of this tropical plant, categorized according to their growth habit, textures,

Everything you need to know about the Philodendron Gloriosum

Everything you need to know about the Philodendron Gloriosum

Philodendron Gloriosum is a slow grower and benefits from regular feeding. A liquid fertilizer at half-strength once per month during the growing season is perfect. Then every 8 weeks to 3 months in the autumn and winter.

Philodendron Hastatum (Silver Sword Philodendron) Ultimate Care Guide & Helpful Tips

Philodendron Hastatum (Silver Sword Philodendron) Ultimate Care Guide & Helpful Tips

Philodendron silver sword is classed as a rare plant because they are under the risk of habitat loss in southeastern Brazil (within protected forest areas)