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philodendron burgundy queen

philodendron burgundy queen Vancouver Philodendron Birkin

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philodendron burgundy queen Vancouver Philodendron BirkinA 5" potted Philodendron Burgundy Princess plant in our cream white planter or cement planter. Philodendrons are some of the most exotic and beautiful plants in the tropical world. These plants are highly valued for their leaves, which feature burgundy and colored undersides that form a lovely display as the leaves cascade down a growing surface. How to care for your new Burgundy Princess plant: SUNLIGHT: Burgundy Princess is a shade loving

A 5" potted Philodendron Burgundy Princess plant in our cream/white planter or cement planter.

Philodendrons are some of the most exotic and beautiful plants in the tropical world. These plants are highly valued for their leaves, which feature burgundy and colored undersides that form a lovely display as the leaves cascade down a growing surface.

How to care for your new Burgundy Princess plant: 

SUNLIGHT: Burgundy Princess is a shade-loving philodendron. These plants dislike bright sunlight and should not be exposed to full sun outdoors. Indoors, an east-facing window with morning light would be a good situation. Don't let the sun's rays touch the foliage; if several leaves turn yellow, it might be getting too much sunlight.

WATER: Water the plant when the surface of the soil is dryIt is drought-tolerant, but it doesn't do well when overwatered, which can cause the plant to rot. If there is too much water, the leaves will begin to turn yellow. 

HUMIDITY/TEMPERATURE: Like other philodendrons, burgundy princess likes plenty of moisture and heat to thrive, although it can withstand shorter periods of cold if it's well-established. The plant thrives in temperatures between 55 and 80 degrees Fahrenheit, and it does exceptionally well at regular room temperatures.

TIPS: Since the Burgundy Princess is a climbing plant, it also should be given support to climb such as a moss pole or trellis. 

 * Note: These plants are toxic to pets & humans when ingested.

* Note: Plants and planters may vary. The pictures shown are examples of the style. 

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