philodendron cordatum yellow leaves Philodendron

philodendron cordatum yellow leaves PhilodendronAllow your Philodendron to trail or stake it up on a moss pole to mimic its natural growth patterns! Light: Philodendron Cordatum are highly adaptable to most lighting conditions, from filtered bright sun to low light. Avoid placing in direct sunlight to avoid scorching. Though these plants can survive in low light conditions, lower light conditions will contribute to slower growth and spaced out leaves. Water: Soil should be kept evenly moist, but

Allow your Philodendron to trail or stake it up on a moss pole to mimic its natural growth patterns!  

Light: Philodendron Cordatum are highly adaptable to most lighting conditions, from filtered bright sun to low light. Avoid placing in direct sunlight to avoid scorching. Though these plants can survive in low light conditions, lower light conditions will contribute to slower growth and spaced out leaves.

Water: Soil should be kept evenly moist, but never soggy. Water once the soil dries about halfway down in the pot. This plant favors a well-draining potting mixture. Yellowing leaves and mushy stems may indicate that your plant is being watered too frequently, while limp leaves are a good sign that your plant needs a drink.

Humidity: Moderate humidity is best for this variety. We recommend adding a humidifier to your plant care routine for maximum plant happiness.

This plant is poisonous to pets if ingested.

Photographs are representative of the species and not always the specific plant shipped. Normal variations in size, pruning and leaf structure may occur.

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