![]() If you are feeling adventurous, try creating your own potting soil! Temperature Potting soil rich in nutrients and organic matter but still can drain well is the perfect growing medium for all philodendrons. Most coco coir or peat-based potting soil mixes will be adequate but make sure that they do not contain water-retentive crystals as they can cause the soil to stay moist, causing root rot. This is a great trick for perennial over-waterers! Soil You can avoid over-watering these hardy indoor vines by planting them in terra-cotta pots as the clay wicks the water from the soil. Water more often during the warmer months while growing, and reduce watering during the winter months, letting the soil almost completely dry out between watering. Philodendron Heart Leaf loves a good soaking after the soil has almost completely dried out. Learn more about light requirements for indoor plants! Water In a north- or east-facing window, you can place them close to access more sun, or you can keep them out of reach of direct light in a south- or west-facing window. Philodendron hederaceum can handle low light, but if you want them to grow faster and produce larger leaves, provide medium to bright indirect light. Calling them hardy houseplants is an understatement as they can go for long periods of time without water, but it is important to make sure they are watered when you see their leaves start to droop down. ![]() ![]() It is in their DNA to find the light source and when they do, their leaves will become large, and in some cases, change form. We love all vining forms of philodendron because they are fearless and fierce growers while looking gorgeous doing it! Indoor plants that hang, trail, climb, and cling are our thing! Climbing philodendrons like Philodendron Heart Leaf use aerial roots to cling onto surfaces to gain access to light. ![]()
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