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philodendron erubescens pink princess for sale Philodendron ErubescensA Royal Gem for Your Plant Collection The Pink Princess Burgundy Philodendron is a snazzy star of our philodendron lineup. With beautifully glossy leaves, flecks of rich burgundy color. Each heart shaped leaf is unique, with different flashes of deep green, burgundy and every once in a while a flash of pink. When the plant is happiest, each leaf can grow to be 8" long, making each one a statement piece. Plant Profile Botanical Name: Philodendron
A Royal Gem for Your Plant Collection
The Pink Princess Burgundy Philodendron is a snazzy star of our philodendron lineup. With beautifully glossy leaves, flecks of rich burgundy color. Each heart-shaped leaf is unique, with different flashes of deep green, burgundy and every once in a while a flash of pink. When the plant is happiest, each leaf can grow to be 8" long, making each one a statement piece.
Plant Profile
- Botanical Name: Philodendron Erubescens
- Pronunciation: fil-oh-DEN-dron
- Common Name: Pink Princess Burgundy
- Family: Araceae
- Native Range: Central America
Pink Princess Burgundy Care Guide
- Care Level: Moderate
- Light: Prefers bright indirect light, can tolerate lower light if you aren’t trying to encourage variegation to return
- Water: Water only weekly. Avoid overwatering
- Humidity: Needs humidity at 60% or more for best growth
- Temperature: 60-75F for optimal growth. Avoid cold drafts and heating or cooling vents.
- Pruning: Prune as needed to remove brown or dead leaves and control growth. As the plant matures, it may benefit from a support pole to keep an upright shape.
- Feeding: Fertilize with an all-purpose liquid plant food during spring and summer.
- Propagation: Stem cuttings in water or soil
- Growth: Grows slowly, upright
- Pests: Generally not subject to pests
- Toxicity: Toxic to humans and pets
Philodendron History - From the Heart of Central America
Historical Origins: Hailing from the lush regions of Central America, the Pink Princess Burgundy Philodendron reflects the vibrant and diverse plant life of its native habitat. Known for thriving in the filtered light of tropical forests, this plant has adapted beautifully to indoor environments, bringing a touch of exotic elegance to your home.
Grow Pink Princess Burgundy Philodendron Like The Pros!
Want to make the most out of your Pink Princess Burgundy Philodendron plants? Take a spin through our comprehensive Philodendron Care Guide, full of tips and tricks from the experts. Grow your very best Philodendron with ease by following this Philodendron Care Guide
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★★★★★ 2
Good Quality Toy, but Not a Hit with My Dogs
I am a bit unsure about this toy. Unfortunately, my dogs do not seem to enjoy it very much. I thought the blueberry apple scent would make it more appealing, but they tend to lose interest almost as quickly as they start playing with it.
I was hoping this would be something we could use for games like tug of war, but it just has not held their attention. That said, I may just have picky dogs, so this could be a different experience for others.
The reason I gave it two stars instead of one is because the quality is actually quite nice. It feels well made and has a good overall design. However, I would be a little cautious giving it to aggressive chewers, as it seems a bit on the softer side. For dogs that are more gentle with their toys, it would likely be a better fit.
The size is also great, and it has a lot of potential. It just has not gotten much use in our house, likely due to my dogs not being fans of the flavor.
Overall, if you have picky pups like mine, this may not be the best choice. But for less selective or gentler dogs, it could still be a solid option
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Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2026
★★★★★ 3
Stretchy, but Smaller & Softer Than Expected; Berry Fragrance Dominates; May be Best 4 Puppies
I was directed to read guidelines that were on the internet, prior to use. I was not expecting that and that was a big turn-off. Basically, it's all about liability, this product has the possibility of being torn apart and I am basically warned that if a piece is chewed off, that's bigger than a grain of rice, to toss, this. I was repeatedly reminded, again and again, and again that pet safety was my responsibility. Yeah, I know that. All these suggestions and warnings should have been made clearer in the listing. Is this built to flex? Yes. Does it bend? Yes. Does it stretch? Yes. Is this rugged? That's open to debate, based on the users, for a puppy, to some degree, but their teeth are very sharp. Is this soft on teeth? I don't disagree. Does this have a durable design? Depends on the user. Floats in water? I do not doubt it. Does this have an enticing scent? For a human, yes, for a pet? Depends if your pet loves berries. This is no pigs ear/bone, so, chewing is not a natural draw that I saw, which I think may be better, because this is soft and easier to tear to pieces than expected. To motivate the first time, I found it best to initiate the tug of war, but this is smaller than I envisioned too, causing me to have to bend considerably to participate. A tennis ball in a tube sock is longer. A two-dog tug of war works best with this. Nevertheless, it's a better toy than teaching pooch to have a battle using clothing, avoiding future attractions to my socks. There is some flexibility to this. Durability is an issue. I think this would have been more interesting if it had been made out of rawhide. It does have a comfortable grip, for a human, but the toy pays a price for that with what I would consider fragility. The berry fragrance dominates, it's nice for a human, but sorry, it ain't no bacon aroma. It's like a thick heavy rubber hose. Value? In hindsight, I just do not see the value I was expecting. I mean really, a grain of rice warning not to use. Durability at issue in my eyes. Country of origin? Vietnam. Is this perfect? Not in my opinion. Rating? A strong three (3) stars at best in my eyes. This is not for a tough chewer. I have to constantly monitor its condition. It does succeed as a tug toy, but it has more limitations that I was expecting. I hope my thoughts added a bit of information.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Long lasting
Size: 5 in
Love these. My dogs are aggressive chewing and these last the longest.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Bully proof?!
Size: 5 in
We have the cutest little pit/lab mix who destroys stuffed toys in about two seconds flat. It’s always a HUNT to find toys he won’t instantly shred. This brand has some of the best! They were in FiveBelow for a while and it was the only brand that stood up to him initially. He finally got through the first only after MONTHS so we bought a few back ups and they’re still going strong months later!
They’re also not super heavy so these end up being the toys we play fetch with most often! 100% will be buying more in this line in the future!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2024
★★★★★ 4
Great Option
Size: 5 in
When this chew arrived, it immediately became a favorite. It seems sturdy and is soft enough to be dental friendly.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2024