Philodendron Florida Ghost baby plant

Philodendron Florida Ghost belongs to the climbing species of philodendrons. The serrated leaves would be handsome enough in itself. However, what makes this form special is the additional white color in which new leaves develop. They slowly darken into green over time, creating a great contrast of different leaf colors on one plant that immediately catches the eye.

By the way, this rarity scores not only for its appearance but also for its ease of care.

Location: The brighter the plant stands, the brighter the new leaves come out. If the plant stands too dark or is watered too much, the white areas can turn brown. Direct midday sun should also be avoided at all costs so that the white leaf areas do not burn. So the best place is a bright location, without direct midday sun.

Water requirements: Moderate. Water only when the top layer of soil has dried.

Humidity: Average.

Toxicity: Consumption is toxic!