How To Grow Philodendron ‘Hope’ And ‘Little Hope’
Click here to learn how to grow a philodendron ‘Little Hope’ plant, as well as its big cousin 'Hope.'
Click here to learn how to grow a philodendron ‘Little Hope’ plant, as well as its big cousin 'Hope.'
When philodendron vines get too long, you can take cuttings from the plant to grow more. Read on to learn more about philodendron propagation.
Silver leaf philodendrons are attractive, tropical plants with olive green leaves splashed with silvery markings and tend to be bushier than most other philodendrons. For more information on the Brandi philodendron variety, click the following article.
If you enjoy growing houseplants, then you may want to consider adding the Xanadu philodendron houseplant to your list. Xanadu philodendron care is simple and this larger plant makes a wonderful vertical accent in the home. Learn more in this article.
Philodendron selloum is an easy plant to grow. You get a lot of plant for minimal effort, as it will grow into a large shrub or small tree with large, decorative leaves and requires little care. Learn more about these “split-leaf” philodendron plants here.
Tree philodendron houseplants are long-lived plants that need only the simplest of care. In fact, too much TLC might make them grow so large you’re unable to move them indoors for the winter. Learn about tree philodendron care in this article.
While they have a reputation as great easy-to-grow houseplants, can philodendron plants grow outdoors? Why yes, they can! So let?s learn more about how to care for philodendrons outside! Click this article for additional information.
Can you cut back philodendrons? Yes, you sure can. Although they don't require a lot of pruning, occasionally cutting back philodendron plants keeps these beauties looking their best and from becoming too large. This article will explain more.
The philodendron Congo Rojo is an attractive warm weather plant that produces showy flowers and interesting leaves. It gets the name "rojo" from its new leaves, which unfurl in a deep, shiny red fading to a burgundy green color once mature. Learn more here.
Growing fiddleleaf philodendrons in the home interior brings the experience of a hot, steamy forest filled with exotic flora into your home. Learn more about this plant's care in the article that follows, so you too can enjoy this tropical wonder.
Philodendrons are very popular indoor plants but sometimes their leaves can turn yellow or brown. Click on this article for causes for philodendron leaves turning yellow and brown, and what you can do about it.
There is lots of confusion when it comes to tree and split leaf philodendrons - two different plants. That being said, the care of both, including repotting, is fairly similar. For more information about how to repot a lacy tree philodendron, click here.
Philodendron care is easy because if you watch for the signals, the plant will tell you exactly what it needs. Click here to learn more.