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The Split Leaf

Philodendron Bipennifolium Aurea (Gold Violin)

€5,95 EUR
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Philodendron Bipennifolium Aurea, aka Philodendron Golden Violin, produces beautiful foliage that starts out a bright yellow and then fades to a greenish-yellow as it matures. The leaves of this climbing Philodendron have exaggerated lobes, hence its common name of Gold or Golden Violin. Its leaves do not take on this shape until the plant starts to mature, which can be encouraged by giving this vining plant proper support to climb.

Lighting

Bright indirect light is best. Direct sunlight, especially south or west facing can burn the leaves. Grow light are also a great option, place several inches away from light to avoid burning or stress.

Watering

Water when soil is dry, the leaves are soft or flagging. You can either water from the top or place plant in a container of water to drink on their own. Remove when soil is saturated.

Fertilizing

During the growing Season, fertilize your plant every two weeks. You can use a spray or dissolved fertilizer.
During the winter, if your plant still shows signs of new growth continue to fertilize. Discontinue when the pant goes dormant.

Care

Clean the leaves and stems as needed. Keep an eye out for pests and eliminate as needed. Regular cleaning and maintenance help prevent pests.

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