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pink princess philodendron vs pink congo

pink princess philodendron vs pink congo Philodendron Pink Congo

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pink princess philodendron vs pink congo Philodendron Pink CongoPLANT AT A GLANCE Originated in Brazil Best under bright indirect light About once every week, water when leaves are droopy Fairly easy to care, Air Purifying Toxic if ingested, best practice is to keep out of reach of kids and pets PLANT SIZE Plant height length: 22 26cm Grow Pot size: 12 15cm DESCRIPTION With its bright pastel pink leaves, the Philodendron Pink Congo is sure to be in the limelight, no matter where its placed. Its juvenile leaves

PLANT AT A GLANCE

Originated in Brazil
Best under bright indirect light
About once every week, water when leaves are droopy
Fairly easy to care, Air Purifying
Toxic if ingested, best practice is to keep out of reach of kids and pets

PLANT SIZE

Plant height/length: 22-26cm

Grow Pot size:  12-15cm

DESCRIPTION

With its bright pastel pink leaves, the Philodendron Pink Congo is sure to be in the limelight, no matter where it’s placed. Its juvenile leaves emerge baby pink which ultimately mature to a dark glossy green. This low-maintenance and air-purifying aroid is definitely a beautiful addition anywhere at home.

Relatively easy to care for, the Philodendron Pink Congo thrives under bright indirect light. Always allow 50% of its soil to dry out between waterings. It will tolerate some degree of drought better than having its roots too wet.

This plant enjoys a good mist every few days to keep its leaves looking fresh and pink!

Important to know: As plants are natural products, form, pattern and colour will vary. 

ONGOING PLANT CARE

All of our plants come with a QR code to a care guide so you or the recipient of your gift will have at your fingertips what you need to know to keep the plants beautiful. 

If you want more information about this plant before you buy check out the Philodendron section of our Plant Glossary.

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