are pink princess philodendrons rare Rare Philodendron Pink Princess 30 cm – Green Charm House of Plants

are pink princess philodendrons rare Rare Philodendron Pink Princess 30 cm – Green Charm House of PlantsThe Philodendron Pink Princess is one of the most stunning and beautiful rare houseplants to grow. With its dark green leaves and bright pink variegation, this indoor plant is rightly called the pink princess. Pink Princess philodendron plants grow well in pots or in hanging baskets where the trailing vines and pink leaves create a stunning showpiece. It's an easy plant to care for, and the most important thing is to ensure your Pink Princess receives

The Philodendron Pink Princess is one of the most stunning and beautiful rare houseplants to grow.

With its dark green leaves and bright pink variegation, this indoor plant is rightly called the “pink princess.”

Pink Princess philodendron plants grow well in pots or in hanging baskets where the trailing vines and pink leaves create a stunning showpiece.

It's an easy plant to care for, and the most important thing is to ensure your Pink Princess receives a good amount of indirect light in order to maximise the pink colouration.

Please note: Photos give an accurate representation of what you will receive however all plants are unique and the variegation will differ from plant to plant so won't be exact. 

Watering: Pink Princess Philodendron happy, you will have to perfect your watering technique. In general, this pink plant enjoys soil that’s moist, but dries out from time to time

Humidity: Pink Princess plant requires higher levels of humidity, especially in the winter season. Philodendron plant also thrives with higher humidity levels that are similar to the jungle. Philodendron plants, in general, require a humidity level of at least 50% to thrive in your care. Good levels of humidity will produce new growth and more variegation, too.

Light: Pink Princess Philodendrons are generally fans of bright, indirect light. If you adore the pink variegation of this plant, you need to consider the amount of light you give it. The Pink Princess Philodendron requires just the right amount of sunlight to give out bright pink foliage.

Origin: Ecuador, Colombia

Toxicity: All plants in the Philodendron genus contain calcium oxalate crystals which can cause intense swelling, pain, and irritation of the mouth and gastrointestinal tract when chewed or swallowed.

This plant is supplied in plastic nursery pot:

Ø - 11 cm x h - 10 cm