philodendron gloriosum forms Philodendron - Gloriosum

philodendron gloriosum forms Philodendron - GloriosumScientific Name: Philodendron Gloriosum Synonyms: Chandalier Plant Gorgeous Velvet Foliage Distinct white veining Fantastically easy care Collectors item Loves high humidity Fast growing, creeping variety Philodendron Gloriosum is the best option if you want to experience a truely tropical atmosphere in your urban jungle. Highly coveted for its exquisite heart shaped leaves, which are gilded in a velvety sheen and have striking white veining. With

• Gorgeous Velvet Foliage
• Distinct white veining 
• Fantastically easy care
• Collectors item
• Loves high humidity
• Fast growing, creeping variety

Philodendron Gloriosum is the best option if you want to experience a truely tropical atmosphere in your urban jungle. Highly coveted for its exquisite heart-shaped leaves, which are gilded in a velvety sheen and have striking white veining. With proper attention and space, the wide, velvety leaves of this houseplant can spread to a whopping 90 centimeters.

Since the Philodendron Gloriosum spreads rapidly, it can be used to cover any empty spots in bookcases or on display shelves, though works just as well as a floor standing specimen when it gets larger. The Gloriosum Philodendron, like all Philodendrons, is exceptionally low maintenance and mildly tolerant of neglect, making it a fantastic choice for first-time plant parents. However, if you want it to stay looking perfect, you'll need to provide it with adequate humidity and a source of bright indirect light.

Add one of our gorgeous planters to the order and let this magnificent houseplant shine.

Please note: Philodendron is known to cause stomach upset if eaten, keep out of reach from pets and children who think houseplants are food.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Follow these instructions to keep your Philodendron Happy and Healthy.

Light: Medium to bright filtered light for best results. 
Water: Allow the soil to dry out two-thirds between watering. Prevent prolonged dryness or overly wet soil. Be sure your planter has drainage.
Humidity: Average room humidity is sufficient, though for best results humidity higher that 50% is ideal.
Fertilizer: Use a well balanced organic fertilizer once a month from spring through summer.