Philodendron Orange Princess

Family: araceae

Lineage: natural form

Humidity: High humidity will allow your Orange Princess to thrive. Try to keep the humidity above 50%, and more ideally in the 70% range. Plants will perform the best under higher humidity. In lower humidity you’ll notice the leave not unfurling as they should, and the petiole may break. You might also notice deformed leaves in low humidity environments

Light: Bright indirect sunlight. 8-12hrs of light works best in our experience.

Temperature: The Orange Princess is resilient to temperature fluctuations, but prefers temperatures in the 70 degree range. In lower temperatures the growth will slow down. Think tropical.

Water: Thoroughly water when the soil is dry to the touch. Wilting leaves are a good indicator that it is due for watering.