Plant Overview
If you are looking for a unique plant to add to your home, you should consider a Split-Leaf Philodendron. With proper care of watering, management of light, and occasional fertilization, these glossy foliage plants add character to any setting. Split-Leaf Philodendrons are tropical plants that require adequate light and maintenance. Because of their unusual leaf shape and moderate water requirements, Split-Leaf Philodendrons are best suited indoors. Furthermore, this plant is a good air-purifying agent that filters toxins like formaldehyde
Plant Requirements
Light Requirement: Bright indirect sunlight, partial shade
Maintenance Category: Intermediate
Bloom Time: Mid-summer
Hardiness Zones (USDA Zones): 10-12
Water Category: Moderate
Soil Type: Peat Based Potting Soil, Light Sandy Soil (well-drained)
Soil pH: 5-6 Acid or neutral
Plant Characteristics
Mature Height: 3-4 FeetÂ
Mature Width: 2-3 Feet
Spacing: 4-5 Feet
Flower Colors: Creamy White
Foliage Colors: Glossy Dark Green
Habit: Climbing Vine
Diseases & Problems
Fungal Disease (Dactylaria humicola)
Pests ( Aphids, Scales, Mealybugs, and Spider Mites)
Bacterial Leaf Spot
Pseudomonas Leaf Spot
Tip Burn
Bacterial Blight
Poor Water and Light Management