philodendron congo plant Philodendron Congo Red Decorative Plant

philodendron congo plant Philodendron Congo Red Decorative PlantPhilodendron Rojo Congo Description: Philodendron Congo Red is a fast growing climbing plant with gorgeous large foliage that starts out a deep burgundy red hue and in time matures to dark green, creating contrast and texture in any plant decor arrangement. The shiny leaves are heart shaped. The red congo philodendron has an upright, shrubby habit, in contrast to most other philodendrons which have a vining nature. Origin: Equador Family: Aracea

Philodendron Rojo Congo

Description: Philodendron Congo Red is a fast-growing climbing plant with gorgeous large foliage that starts out a deep burgundy red hue and in time matures to dark green, creating contrast and texture in any plant decor arrangement. The shiny leaves are heart-shaped. The red congo philodendron has an upright, shrubby habit, in contrast to most other philodendrons which have a vining nature.

Origin:Equador

Family: Aracea

Height: 2'- 4'

Light: Medium to bright, indirect light. Avoid direct sun to prevent scorching.

Water: Water when top 2-3" of soil is dry until water drains from bottom of pot. Do not leave sitting in drainage. 

Humidity: Normal humidity. Mist the leaves several times a week with a spray bottle for a healthier plant

Temperature: Being tropical plant, it prefer hot climate.

Soil: Requires a well-draining soil mix rich in organic matter that allows water retention but helps prevent root rot. A peat-based soil mix with additional perlite and/or orchid bark is ideal.

Fertilizer: Regularly apply a well-balanced fertilizer every 1-2 weeks during spring/summer months.

Pests: Overwatering leading to root rot and underwatering are the most common issues for maintaining a healthy Philodendron. Phil. attracts Aphids and Mealy Bugs.

Eliminates: formaldehyde, benzene, trichloroethylene, xylene, ammonia, and more

Landscape Uses: Indoor climber with ornamental foliage. Perfect for moss sticks, shady patches in the garden

Caution: Parts of plant are poisonous if ingested. Philodendrons are especially poisonous to dogs and cats.