are pink princess philodendrons toxic to cats Philodendron Pink Princess

are pink princess philodendrons toxic to cats Philodendron Pink PrincessPhilodendron Pink Princess A climbing aroid with beautiful pink variegated foliage once mature. Green, glossy leathery leaves with splashes of pink and white and speckled pink stems. This is the one on everyones wishlist! Please note we cannot guarantee an exact level of variegation or number of stems leaves. How to care for your Philodendron Water: Let the soil become dry between waterings, if your leaves droop this means your philodendron is not

Philodendron Pink Princess

A climbing aroid with beautiful pink variegated foliage once mature. Green, glossy leathery leaves with splashes of pink and white and speckled pink stems. This is the one on everyones wishlist!

Please note we cannot guarantee an exact level of variegation or number of stems/leaves. 

How to care for your Philodendron -

Water: Let the soil become dry between waterings, if your leaves droop this means your philodendron is not getting enough water.

Light: Allow your philodendron to get plenty of bright, but indirect sunlight, too much and leaves can turn yellow.

Humidity: They can survive in a low humidity environment, but it will thrive with a higher humidity level. Mist the leaves regularly.

Temperature: They like to be in a warmer spot about 18 degrees C.

Other info - 

Approx height: 10cm-15cm from the top of the pot

Toxic to cats & dogs? Yes

Air purifying? Yes

Questions? Check out our Philodendron FAQ's!