Philodendron 'Pink Princess'
A rare species of philodendron, 'Pink Princess' is highly sought after for it's beautifully variegated pink-green leaves. We are beyond happy to have these available, and believe these will make an excellent addition to any indoor plant enthusiasts collection. Prefers to climb, so using a stake or moss pole is recommended.
- Light: Bright, indirect light
- Water: Water when the top 1-2" of soil feel dry
- Well-draining Soil
- Without adequate light and support for climbing, new leaves will become quite small.
We recommend using Espoma Indoor Liquid Fertilizer to feed your plants as you water, or Osmocote Outdoor/Indoor for a slow release fertilizer. Either way you go your houseplants will love it!
A rare species of philodendron, 'Pink Princess' is highly sought after for it's beautifully variegated pink-green leaves. We are beyond happy to have these available, and believe these will make an excellent addition to any indoor plant enthusiasts collection. Prefers to climb, so using a stake or moss pole is recommended.
- Light: Bright, indirect light
- Water: Water when the top 1-2" of soil feel dry
- Well-draining Soil
- Without adequate light and support for climbing, new leaves will become quite small.
We recommend using Espoma Indoor Liquid Fertilizer to feed your plants as you water, or Osmocote Outdoor/Indoor for a slow release fertilizer. Either way you go your houseplants will love it!
Description
A rare species of philodendron, 'Pink Princess' is highly sought after for it's beautifully variegated pink-green leaves. We are beyond happy to have these available, and believe these will make an excellent addition to any indoor plant enthusiasts collection. Prefers to climb, so using a stake or moss pole is recommended.
- Light: Bright, indirect light
- Water: Water when the top 1-2" of soil feel dry
- Well-draining Soil
- Without adequate light and support for climbing, new leaves will become quite small.
We recommend using Espoma Indoor Liquid Fertilizer to feed your plants as you water, or Osmocote Outdoor/Indoor for a slow release fertilizer. Either way you go your houseplants will love it!
