Philodendron Sharoniae - Rare

Plant size: Single plant (4-5 leaves) | Pot Included | Free Shipping

USDA hardiness zone: 10-11, not frost hardy and cannot tolerate freezing temperatures.

Humidity: 60% or more but can withstand slightly lower humidity, 40ish or 50ish.

Temperature: Ideal temperature should be 65 to 85 degrees Fahrenheit (18-29°C). Avoid cold drafts, putting plants near heat sources, or sudden temperature changes.

Light: P. sharoniae needs bright, indirect light but can still grow in medium indirect light. Avoid direct sun or too little light.

Best soil: Provide an airy, well-drained potting mix high in organic matter. An aroid mix or potting mix with added perlite, coco coir (or peat moss), bark chips, and compost will work.

Watering: Thoroughly water your P. sharoniae when the potting mix’s top few inches (or up to 1st finger knuckle) feel dry. But if you are using a soil moisture meter like XLUX, water when the reading is three or less.

Fertilizer: Feed your plant once a month in the growing season with a balanced, liquid fertilizer for houseplants at half recommended strength. Try Bonide Liquid Plant Food 10-10-10. You can go wrong with this great brand.

Pruning: Remove dead, damaged, or diseased leaves with sterilized gardening scissors, and in the growing months, you can cut back the stems to control size or growth.

Repotting: Repot after 2-3 years or when rootbound. Use a pot 2-3 inches wider in diameter.

Staking: Provide and train your plant on a moss pole, trellis, etc.