Philodendron red emreld

Plant guru SKU: PLG027
Plant guru Indoor exotic plant Philodendron red emreld Philodendron red emreld Plant
Plant guru Indoor exotic plant Philodendron red emreld Philodendron red emreld Plant
Plant guru Indoor exotic plant Philodendron red emreld Philodendron red emreld Plant

Philodendron red emreld

Plant guru SKU: PLG027
Regular price ₹ 400.00
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Philodendron erubescens is a red emerald climbing house plant noted for its rich red wine colored stems, an easy-care indoor plant that will make a stunning addition to your indoor garden collection.

  • Common Name-Blushing Philodendron.
  • Soil: Prefers Well-drained Organic soil
  • Growth rate - Moderate 
  • Light: Bright, indirect light
  • Watering: Soil should be kept slightly moist
  • Fertilizer: Once a month during spring and summer
  • Net Quantity 1 count
  • Available in Pot
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    What makes it special in the Philodendron red emerald?

    • Filter indoor air by absorbing toxins and removing harmful chemicals.
    • Indoor gardening relieves stress and fatigue from enjoying and caring for your plants.
    • Having plants in your home or office can be a source of joy.
    •  With their attractive-looking leaves, Philodendron plants will bring a tropical feel to virtually any well-lit area.
    • Hand picked and shipped direct from our nursery.

    Soil: Provide a loose, well-draining soil mix, not too sandy. Since they prefer organic material in the soil such as peat, coconut peat,

    LightThese plants need bright indirect light so keep it near a window that doesn't get direct sunlight. Do not let direct sunlight fall on the foliage, the leaves may get scorched or many leaves will turn yellow.

    Water: Red Emerald Philodendron loves well-drained, moist soil. As rainforest dwellers, philodendrons prefer water, which goes against common misconceptions that this plant needs little water. Since they belong to the tropics, they prefer moist soil (not wet).

    Pruning: Pruning is not much required but if you want to keep the plant or if the plant is producing fruit, prune it. Pruning should be done in early spring (March–April) or autumn (September–October). Be sure to remove yellow leaves.

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