Phyllodendron - Philodendron (Imperial Red)

Description

A particularly impressive houseplant with large leaves. The young leaves are bright red, which turn burgundy or red-purple as they mature, ending in dark green. A low maintenance plant, ideal for novice growers, which, helps to clean the air in the space where it will be placed.

Care

It usually prefers to be placed in places with indirect, abundant sunlight. It can tolerate bright light, but not direct sunlight, and can be grown in shadier spots. It can also be grown in artificial light, which makes it an ideal plant for offices or other indoor spaces.

Watering:

Keep the soil moist at all times from spring to autumn, but do not overdo it with the amount of water. In winter, the total amount of water should be reduced. Watering water should ideally be at room temperature

Temperature:

The optimum temperature range for growing this plant is 18-28 °C and it would be good if the temperature in the growing area does not drop below 13 °C.

Transplanting:

It needs very good aeration at the roots. For this reason, use a mixture of indoor plant soil.

Tips

Keep out of the reach of children and pets. Handle with care.