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Daily care and tips for Philodendron

How should you care for a Philodendron day to day?

Weekly watering is generally sufficient once the growing medium has dried out thoroughly, along with bright indirect light and ambient humidity ideally above 50%. Regularly dusting the leaves also promotes photosynthesis and healthy foliage.

What kind of light is best for a philodendron?

Bright indirect light, about one meter from an east- or west-facing window, allows the foliage to develop optimally. If the room lacks natural light, our full-spectrum grow light effectively makes up for it, especially to preserve the intensity of the variegation.

Why are the leaves on my Philodendron turning yellow?

Yellowing leaves most often indicate overwatering or poorly drained soil, causing the roots to suffocate. Allow the soil to dry out thoroughly between waterings and make sure there is no standing water in the saucer to resolve the problem in most cases.

Can you put a philodendron outside in summer?

Philodendron can spend the'summer outdoors if nighttime temperatures remain above 15°C, provided you'avoid any exposure to direct sunlight, which would scorch the foliage. A shady spot on a patio or beneath a tree best recreates its natural conditions.

How to repot a Philodendron?

Repotting is'best done in spring, in a container that is only slightly larger and drains well to prevent excess'moisture around the roots. After receiving a new plant, it is advisable to wait 2 to 3 weeks for it to acclimate before repotting.

Everything you need to know about Philodendron

What are the most popular varieties of Philodendron?

The Philodendron Pink Princess charms with its leaves variegated in black and pink, while the Philodendron Brasil sports heart-shaped foliage streaked with bright yellow. The Philodendron Melanochrysum completes this trio with its large, velvety dark green leaves with metallic sheens.

Is Philodendron toxic to cats and dogs?

Yes, Philodendron is classified as toxic to cats and dogs by the'ASPCA because of its calcium oxalate content. In'gestion can cause oral irritation, excessive salivation, and mild to moderate digestive upset. It is recommended to keep the plant out of reach of curious pets.

Which Philodendron should you choose for a low-light apartment?

The Philodendron Brasil and Philodendron scandens do well in moderate indirect light, unlike highly variegated varieties, which need more light. A distance of 1.5 to 2 meters from a window is enough to maintain healthy growth.

Can you put a philodendron in a bedroom?

The bedroom is perfectly suited to the Philodendron, thanks to its soft light and stable temperature between 18 and 24°C. This calm environment encourages dense foliage without the risk of scorching, provided you'avoid cold drafts'near the window.

Where can I buy a high-quality Philodendron?

Plant and Stories offers a carefully curated selection of Philodendrons from French and European growers, including rare varieties such as the Philodendron Pink Princess. Fast, secure delivery ensures your plant arrives in perfect condition.

Philodendron

Bright indirect light suits most Philodendrons. Water regularly once the substrate has dried out several centimeters deep, using an airy mix that encourages aerial roots.

The essentials at a glance:

  • ☀️ Light: Bright indirect
  • 💧 Watering: Regularly, once the substrate is dry deep down
  • 📈 Growth: Fast, dense foliage
  • 🌍 Origin: Central and South America
  • 🍃 Foliage: Climbing or trailing

Philodendron: the star of tropical climbing plants

The sculptural foliage of the Philodendron instantly transforms any interior into an urban jungle. Native to the tropical forests of Central and South America, this genus includes more than 400 species with a variety of forms, climbing or trailing. Among the most sought-after varieties are the Philodendron Pink Princess, the Philodendron Brasil and the Philodendron Gloriosum, each recognizable by its unique variegation or texture.

Philodendron care: light, watering and the right substrate

Bright indirect light suits most species, while regular watering should be done once the substrate has dried out several centimeters deep. Choose our airy substrate designed for climbing aroids, which encourages aerial root development. Monthly feeding with our liquid fertilizer for tropical plants supports fast growth and dense foliage.

Buy your Philodendron from Plant and Stories

Our Philodendron collection brings together rare and collector varieties from carefully selected French and European growers. Each plant is carefully packaged and delivered quickly and securely, ensuring a smooth transition as soon as it arrives. Whether you're looking for a climbing Philodendron for a shelf or a variegated variety to brighten up your living room, our online shop offers a wide selection of Philodendrons available now.

For more information, see our complete guide: Philodendron: care, light and watering (complete guide).

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