Prismacolor™ Florida Green Climbing Philodendron Philodendron hybrid
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24 - 120 Inches0 -0 -61cm - 3.0m0cm0cmFeatures
This climbing Philodendron is easy to grow and is truly striking as it matures. This plant needs a moss pole, trellis, or another support for its roots to attach to. As it climbs, the leaves become more and more deeply lobed. Philodendrons prefer soil that is well-drained and becomes a little dry between each watering. They are native to the West Indies and the tropical rain forests of Central and South America. Hundreds of species are known, of which around ten have been promoted to houseplant status, and many hybrids have bred. The climbers are the easiest to care for, but the entire genus makes the perfect starter plant.
Adaptable As HouseplantFoliage InterestHarmful To:PetsVine:VineCharacteristics
Plant Type:HouseplantHeight Category:TallHeight:24 - 120 Inches 61cm - 3.0mFoliage Colors:GreenFoliage Shade:Glossy greenHabit:ClimbingContainer Role:ThrillerPlant Needs
Light Requirement:LowLight Requirement:MediumLow - No direct sun, not near a window. Medium - Medium bright indirect light in the AM or PM, typically from an east or west window. High - Bright direct or indirect light for much of the day, typically from a south window.
Maintenance Category:ModeratePreferred Temperature:60 - 85 °FWater Category:AverageHumidity Preference:HighContainer Soil Type:Indoor Potting MixNeeds Good DrainageUses:Bright SpacesUses:Humid SpacesUses:Low Light SpacesUses:North Facing WindowsUses Notes:Not for human or animal consumption.
Maintenance Notes:- For optimal performance, keep your Philodendron at 60-85°F (15-29°C).
- Philodendrons perform best in bright, indirect light or filtered sunlight. Too much direct sunlight, especially in the middle of the day, can scorch the leaves. A little morning or evening sun, however, may help your Philodendron to flourish, especially in the short, dim days of winter. Philodendrons will tolerate lower light conditions, but they will not show their coloration/variegation as intensely in low light, or grow as quickly.
- Philodendrons appreciate higher humidity, but are generally adaptable to ambient household humidity. In general, if your philodendron has thicker, waxier leaves, it will be able to tolerate less humidity; if your philodendron has thin, fine leaves, it will perform better if given a higher humidity situation. You can help maintain humidity above 50% by using a humidifier or keeping your Philodendron on a pebble tray.
- Philodendrons prefer to be watered when the top 1-2 inches of soil feels dry. Ensure good drainage and do not allow your Philodendron to sit in water for extended periods of time, after it has received a good soaking.
- Feed your Philodendron once per month at half strength when it is actively growing. Reduce frequency of fertilization in the winter months. If no new leaves are growing, it does not need to be fertilized.
- Protect furniture when watering & fertilizing.
- When repotting your Philodendron, use an all-purpose potting mix, with additional orchid bark and perlite added, to ensure your Philodendron has good drainage and plenty of nutrients.
- This is a CLIMBING PHILODENDRON. It is capable of producing aerial roots that can cling to structures. As such, this Philodendron will benefit from having a moss pole, trellis, stakes, or other structures to climb.
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