I bought my Strawberry Shake as a single-node cutting with one small pink-speckled leaf. That single cutting has since grown into a three-foot vine, and the newest leaves still carry the same cream and pink variegation. In this guide, I’ll cover everything you need to know about caring for your Strawberry Shake Philodendron. From propagation […]
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I found a Philodendron Florida Beauty at a rare plant show where the variegated leaves were selling for more than I expected. The cream and green mottling is unique on every leaf, and the climbing stems produce larger foliage when given a moss pole. Originating from the hybridization of Philodendron squamiferum and Philodendron pedatum, the
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I water my philodendrons every seven to ten days in summer when the heat causes the soil to dry quickly. In winter, that stretches to fourteen or even twenty-one days because the plants are barely growing and the soil stays damp far longer. As I learned, philodendrons thrive in conditions that mimic their tropical origins.
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I bought a Philodendron Imperial Red because the new leaves emerge in a deep burgundy that gradually darkens to nearly black before settling into a rich green. The color shift takes about three weeks per leaf, and I watch each one closely. One of the most fascinating aspects of this plant is how its new
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I bought a second Philodendron cordatum after giving the first one away to a friend. The heart-shaped leaves and trailing habit make it one of the most versatile houseplants for hanging baskets or climbing supports. This beautiful plant is known for its heart-shaped leaves and trailing vines, making it a favorite for indoor spaces. But
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I rescued a philodendron from a clearance rack last winter. Most of the leaves were yellow, the soil was compacted, and the roots were packed into a pot that was two sizes too small. Overwatering, underwatering, poor lighting, or an unsuitable environment are common issues that can affect your philodendron’s health. Recognizing these signs is
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I bought a Philodendron autumn after seeing its copper-red new leaves next to mature bronze-green foliage. The color contrast is striking, and each new leaf seems to arrive with a slightly different shade of orange. With years of experience in nurturing houseplants, I’ve learned that soil quality plays a crucial role in maintaining plant health.
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I bought Philodendron Burle Marx fantasy after comparing it to the standard Burle Marx and preferring the variegated cream-and-green leaves. Each new leaf is unpredictable, with some showing heavy cream patches and others staying mostly green. Originating from the lush tropics, the Philodendron Burle Marx Fantasy is a hybrid that has gained popularity for its
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My Philodendron hederaceum was the first plant I propagated successfully. I took a cutting with two leaves, placed it in water, and watched roots form within ten days. That single cutting now fills a ten-inch hanging basket. Native to the tropical regions of South and Central America, the heart-leaf philodendron brings a touch of the
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I bought a Philodendron Pink Princess after comparing prices online for nearly a year. The first leaf it produced in my care came out half pink and half cream, with just enough green to keep the plant photosynthesizing. One of the most fascinating aspects of this plant is its growth habit. It starts compact, perfect
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