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philodendron oxycardium variegated

philodendron oxycardium variegated Philodendron Hederaceum Var. Oxycardium Heart Leaf Variegated | Uprooted

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philodendron oxycardium variegated Philodendron Hederaceum Var. Oxycardium Heart Leaf Variegated | UprootedThis stunning variegated form of the classic Heart Leaf Philodendron adds a splash of creamy white and soft yellow to its iconic trailing vines. With its romantic leaf shape and easygoing nature, its a must have for any indoor plant lover. Why Youll Love It Beautiful heart shaped leaves splashed with creamy white and pale yellow Easy to grow and quick to trail or climb with the right support A rare twist on a timeless favourite perfect for collectors

This stunning variegated form of the classic Heart Leaf Philodendron adds a splash of creamy white and soft yellow to its iconic trailing vines. With its romantic leaf shape and easygoing nature, it’s a must-have for any indoor plant lover.

Why You’ll Love It ✔️
✔️ Beautiful heart-shaped leaves splashed with creamy white and pale yellow
✔️ Easy to grow and quick to trail or climb with the right support
✔️ A rare twist on a timeless favourite – perfect for collectors and beginners

Care Tips
🌞 Light: Bright indirect light keeps variegation crisp; avoid low light
💧 Water: Water when the top few centimetres of soil are dry
💦 Humidity: Benefits from higher humidity – a humidifier is recommended
🌡 Temperature: Ideal range is 18–28°C
🌱 Soil: Enjoys a well-draining mix of coco coir, coco chip & perlite
🪴 Support: Can trail gracefully or climb a moss pole or trellis
🌿 Fertiliser: Controlled-release fertiliser is in the potting mix; boost monthly with liquid feed during active growth
🚫 Toxicity: Toxic if ingested – keep away from pets and children

A charming, low-maintenance vining plant with eye-catching variegation.
Known synonyms: Variegated Philodendron hederaceum, Philodendron scandens variegata

100mm pot size

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