Philodendron Pedatum (Laciniatum)

Philodendron Pedatum (Laciniatum) - a very interesting philodendron, with leaves that show great variability in the juvenile form. The petiole is red, this aspect being the main clue when identifying an immature plant.
Location: Philodendron prefers a bright area, away from direct sunlight. However, it will also tolerate a darker area. The foliage will become greener if it is placed in a shadier area.
Watering: The soil must be neither too wet nor too dry. Water regularly, allowing the soil to partially dry between waterings. Make sure the pot has good drainage.
Soil: Philodendron prefers a nutrient-rich soil that retains moisture well.
Note: Some specimens may have mechanical defects/scars and/or discoloration on the leaves.

Height with pots included: approx. 30 cm