Philodendron 'Prince of Orange'
Philodendron 'Prince of Orange'
Philodendron 'Prince of Orange'
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From the tropical rainforests of Central and South America, Philodendrons are among the easiest and most rewarding houseplants. The name comes from Greek words meaning 'love' and 'tree,' reflecting its climbing, tree-hugging nature. This climbing variety brings lush, tropical vibes with minimal fuss. Known for excellent air-purifying qualities, it actively removes indoor pollutants while adding vibrant greenery to your home.
Best spot: Set 4-6 feet back from windows, or at east window
Alternative: Well-illuminated office or bath area
STEP 2: Light Duration
Requires 4-6 hours of moderate light each day
Adjusts well to artificial lights (12-14 hours)
STEP 3: Rotate Weekly
Rotate 90 degrees weekly for uniform development
How to check: Stick finger 2 inches deep - if dry, it's time to water
Pro tip: Consistency is key - establish a checking routine
STEP 2: Water Thoroughly
Saturate soil until water exits bottom holes
Discard saucer water after 15 minutes to prevent root rot
STEP 3: Wait and Repeat
Frequency: Water every 7-10 days spring/summer, 10-14 days in winter
Room temp or filtered water preferred
Fading leaf color
This is a sign of too much light. Relocate to area with gentler indirect lighting
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Loss of variegation
This is a sign of too little light. Move to brighter spot to maintain color patterns
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Root rot, foul odor
This is a sign of overwatering. Stop watering. May need repotting in fresh, dry soil
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Leaves curling inward
This is a sign of underwatering. Water generously. Plant should recover within 24 hours
