Pink Princess Philodendron
Pink Princess Philodendron
Pink Princess Philodendron
Pink Princess Philodendron
Pink Princess Philodendron
Pink Princess Philodendron
Pink Princess Philodendron

Pink Princess Philodendron
Philodendron erubescens

Regular price$62.00
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Pot size: Medium - 6"
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Philodendron erubescens 'pink princess' in 6" pot


Difficulty
Medium
Light
Bright indirect light
Pet Friendly
No. Not really my thing
Shipping Size
8"- 12" tall (with pot)

Pot Size
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Love my plant!!

I purchased my plant through Amazon. She showed up beautifully packaged & much bigger than I thought she would. FedEx brought her to me a day late but you'd never know with how well the plant was packaged. She arrived healthy & 24 hours later already has a new leaf coming out. While I was potting her I noticed she came with babies so they got their own pot. Thank you for my beautiful Philodendron & I'll definitely be a repeat customer.

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Know me

Get to Know Me

I'm a rather slow-growing hybrid philodendron native to Colombia sporting sexy pink variegated, heart-shaped leaves. My pink coloring can be splotched, streaked, or dappled. I'm never predictable!

I like warmth and humidity—the only thing I don't like is overwatering. Mist me or keep me on a pebble tray. Dust my leaves occasionally so I look my best. With a little support, I'll climb.

 

Temperature

65 to 79°F. Keep me away from cold drafts, AC and heat vents, and hot surfaces like radiators. I thrive with humidity.

 

Water

Let the top half of the soil dry out between waterings. Be sure to discard any water in the saucer. Water with distilled water or leave tap water sitting out for 24 hours before using it to allow chemicals to evaporate.

 

Fertilizer

Use a liquid or houseplant fertilizer at half strength monthly during spring and summer.

 

Potential Pests

If you notice spider mites, mealybugs, or whiteflies, gently wipe them off with a 50/50 mix of soap and water.

 

Pruning

Prune lightly if needed to remove dead leaves or damaged stems or if the plant is becoming "leggy."

 

Repotting

Repot every year or two or if the plant becomes rootbound. Choose a new pot that is only slightly larger, with plenty of drainage holes.


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How to take
Care of me
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55 to 80° F. Keep me away from cold drafts, AC and heat vents, and hot surfaces like radiators.
TEMPERATURE
Let the top couple inches of soil dry out between waterings. Water with distilled water or leave tap water sitting out for 24 hours before using to allow chemicals to evaporate.
WATERING
Use a liquid or houseplant fertilizer at half strength. Fertilize me every one to two months.
FERTILIZER
If you notice spider mites, mealybugs, or whiteflies, gently wipe them off with a 50/50 mix of soap and water.
POTENTIAL PESTS
Prune off dead leaves.
PRUNING
Repot me when roots poke out through the drainage holes. Choose a new pot that is 2" wider with plenty of drainage holes.
REPOTTING

As a rainforest native, I like my soil to
be constantly moist but not wet, and I love humidity. During the winter, let my soil mostly dry between waterings. Clean my leaves regularly to keep my velvety appearance at its best.

Plant
Appearance

Each one of us is unique, so I might not look exactly like the photograph. Embrace me for who I am! When I arrive, gently remove me from the box and introduce me to my new home. Check to make sure my soil is moist after the journey