Philodendron root rot is one of the few weaknesses of this plant. Its ability to adapt to indoor and outdoor living conditions make it a popular houseplant. However, you always want to be on the lookout for potential warning signs and symptoms because root rot can destroy even a large, otherwise healthy philodendron plant. So, …
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An overwatered philodendron is something that warrants the attention of any gardener. This is the one thing that can cause big problems for the plant if it turns into root rot. As such, if you can avoid overwatering the plant in the first place, that would be the best option. However, if you notice signs …
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Philodendron McColley’s Finale vs. Prince of Orange difference is something many people ask. That’s because the two plants look very much alike. They’re growth habits are similar. And they have colors leaves that stand out. The stunning colors of their leaves is what make these two philodendron species popular especially for collectors. So, to help …
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The Philodendron Red Cardinal is a beautiful large-leafed plant that is best know for its red and maroon colored leaves. Note that this is a different plant to the Philodendron Black Cardinal which also has large leaves. But that plant’s foliage is a darker purple color that looks black from afar. Its leaves change colors …
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The Philodendron Ceylon Golden is also known as the Philodendron Ceylon Gold. The plant gets its name from its oval-shaped bright fluorescent green leaves. The leaves are what make the plant stunning to look at. And if you let it grow out, you’ll see the density at which is foliage can grow. This is when …
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The Philodendron Temptation is a beautiful plant with green lance-shaped leaves. Its leaves won’t grow too big, but they will grow in number as the plant gets quite dense. That said, the plant starts out quite sparse with long thin stems. But after a while, it will fill out and get quite bushy. Its looks …
The Philodendron Red Empress is a very rare aroid that features reddish leaves turn into very dark green later on. The leaves also feature serrated edges making it look much like the Philodendron Choco Empress. You also get lovely bright red petioles that give amazing color contrast. Its parents are a Philodendron wendlandii x Philodendron …
The Philodendron Microstictum is a beautiful climbing foliage plant that’s best known for its heart-shaped leaves. Note that it is different from the heartleaf philodendron which is the Philodendron hederaceum. The plant is also often mistaken for the Philodendron grazielae which has similar heart-shaped leaves. All 3 are different plants. Although they have similar heart-shaped …
The Philodendron Revolution is a rare, hard to find Aroid that features beautiful green foliage. It is also referred to as the Thaumatophyllum bipinnatifidum Revolution. Its leaves start out with curly edges. But as the leaves get bigger they will begin to split. Its long, thin stems keep the large, gorgeous leaves at up above …
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The Philodendron Gualeanum is a rare, beautiful aroid that is very difficult to find. It is native to the mountainous forests of Ecuador in tropical and subtropical South America. Sadly, the plant is endangered and at risk of habitat loss. As such, if you can find one, it is a good idea to propagate it …
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