Philodendron mexicanum
Philodendron mexicanum
This Philodendron, which is part of the Araceae family, is a a real rarity. It is a surprisingly uncommon houseplant, given how beautiful it's leaves are!
How to care for your Philodendron -
Water: Water once the top soil feels dry, droopy leaves can mean too much or not enough water.
Light: A Philodendron can survive in low light but grows faster and looks better in medium light.
Humidity: They enjoy humidity, mist every few days.
Temperature: They like warmth, try not to expose to cold draughts.
Other info -
Toxic to cats & dogs? Yes
Air purifying? Yes
Questions? Check out our Philodendron FAQ's!
Philodendron mexicanum
Philodendron mexicanum
This Philodendron, which is part of the Araceae family, is a a real rarity. It is a surprisingly uncommon houseplant, given how beautiful it's leaves are!
How to care for your Philodendron -
Water: Water once the top soil feels dry, droopy leaves can mean too much or not enough water.
Light: A Philodendron can survive in low light but grows faster and looks better in medium light.
Humidity: They enjoy humidity, mist every few days.
Temperature: They like warmth, try not to expose to cold draughts.
Other info -
Toxic to cats & dogs? Yes
Air purifying? Yes
Questions? Check out our Philodendron FAQ's!
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Philodendron mexicanum
This Philodendron, which is part of the Araceae family, is a a real rarity. It is a surprisingly uncommon houseplant, given how beautiful it's leaves are!
How to care for your Philodendron -
Water: Water once the top soil feels dry, droopy leaves can mean too much or not enough water.
Light: A Philodendron can survive in low light but grows faster and looks better in medium light.
Humidity: They enjoy humidity, mist every few days.
Temperature: They like warmth, try not to expose to cold draughts.
Other info -
Toxic to cats & dogs? Yes
Air purifying? Yes
Questions? Check out our Philodendron FAQ's!
