cordatum vs pothos Philodendron cordatum 'Lemon' (Low Light Tolerant) 6” pot

cordatum vs pothos Philodendron cordatum 'Lemon' (Low Light Tolerant) 6” potPhilodendron cordatum Lemon have bright, chartreuse green leaves, with the newest leaves emerging either bright yellow or blushing pink depending on lighting. Philodendron are a tropical, vining plant native to tropical forests! They belong in the Araceae (Aroid) family along with Monstera, Epipremnum, and other aroids. In nature, they are found growing up trees, anchoring in place with aerial roots. As the plant matures and gains more height

Philodendron cordatum ‘Lemon’ have bright, chartreuse/green leaves, with the newest leaves emerging either bright yellow or blushing pink depending on lighting.

Philodendron are a tropical, vining plant native to tropical forests! They belong in the Araceae (Aroid) family along with Monstera, Epipremnum, and other aroids. In nature, they are found growing up trees, anchoring in place with aerial roots. As the plant matures and gains more height/stability, their leaves can get much larger. You can encourage larger growth by supplying a support pole to help the plant climb. 

GENERAL CARE:

They are considered a low-light tolerant vine that can either cascade or climb if you give it support. This plant will grow best in a spot with indirect, filtered light. Water when soil feels dry to the touch and pot in a well draining, aroid soil mix.