Philodendron 4in Squamiferum

Original price was: $10.86.Current price is: $5.89.

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The Philodendron Squamiferum, or the “hairy” Philodendron, is a rare species of the Philodendron family, and can be hard to find. Loved for its red hairs and pretty foliage, it is easy to care for, making it a popular choice for Philodendron lovers.

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Attributes

Type:Tropical
Height: 12 in – 36 in
Spread: 12 in – 18 in
Light: Medium to Bright Indirect
Water: Regular
Zone: 9 – 11
Pet Safe: Very Toxic!

Care

General Maintenance: This hair plant, though a slow grower, can take up a lot of space. If your plant seems not to be growing as well as it was or is drying out quicker than usual, it is time to repot it. A larger pot will be best.

Temperature:10 to 25 degrees Celsius is best. Keep away from cold air drafts or direct fans.

Light: It is best to keep these tropical plants in a medium to bright indirect light. In the summer, a spot with partial shade is perfect. As a general rule, avoid extremes with this Philodendron.

Watering: The Philodendron Squamiferum loves water, but overwatering can lead to fungal infections. Make sure the top 3 centimeters of its soil are dry before watering. The soil needs to remain moist, but not soggy. During hot growing seasons, it needs to be watered once a week, but during cooler seasons it may only need watering once every two weeks.

Soil: A soil that is organic and nutrient rich is best, ensuring that it is not too dense. A well draining pot is also important.

Fertilizer: The Philodendron Squamiferum is a slow growing plant that doesn’t require much food. During the growing seasons, add a little bit of fertilizer about once every 1 to 1.5 months.

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