Philodendron Pink Princess

Family: araceae

Lineage: erubescens hybrid (variegated)

Humidity: High humidity will allow your Pink 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 low humidity environments the leaves won’t unfurl properly, and the petioles may break. Leaves may deform

Light: Bright indirect sunlight. 8-10hrs of light works best in our experience. Too much light can cause “light burn” and you’ll notice brown patches/streaks

Temperature: The Pink princess 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. Overwatering can cause leaves to become chlorotic and mushy.