Philodendron patriciae

Philodendron patriciae features large, heart-shaped leaves that develop a velvety texture and a deep, emerald hue as they mature. Its climbing habit allows it to thrive in the dappled light of its natural forest floor habitat. The foliage may exhibit subtle variegation, with the prominent midrib and lateral veins slightly paler than the leaf surface.

Scientific classification

Species

Philodendron patriciae (Philodendron patriciae)

Water plantains and allies

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Toxic to Pets

Toxicity

Herb, Vine

Plant Type

20 - 38 ℃

Ideal Temperature

Culture

Interesting Facts

Tree philodendrons are tropical foliage plants. Their huge leaves are thick, green and lustrous, and its petioles are strong. It has high ornamental value and looks full of vitality.

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Care Guide for Philodendron patriciae

Every week

Water

Partial sun

Sunlight

20 - 38 ℃

Ideal Temperature

Water: Philodendron patriciae thrives in a consistently moist environment, requiring thorough watering three times a week. For humidification, mist both the plant and surroundings. Water early morning, avoid tap water, and prefer rainwater or distilled water. Wipe leaves to prevent sunburn and germ growth.

Fertilize: Philodendron patriciae benefits from slow-release fertilizer added during annual repotting. Regular fertilization is advised, such as spraying liquid fertilizer every two weeks. Suspend watering one day before fertilizing, and rinse leaves with clean water two hours post-fertilization to prevent leaf damage.

Pruning: Philodendron patriciae requires minimal pruning, focusing on removing withered or diseased leaves and dead or rotten roots during repotting. This practice helps avoid nutrient depletion and encourages the growth of new flowers and leaves.

Propagation: To maintain healthy growth, divide philodendron patriciae when too dense during repotting. Aim for 2-3 clusters per flowerpot and divide every 3 years to prevent growth issues due to overcrowding.

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