Large Philodendron Cordatum Neon Narrow then wait until the top

then wait until the top inch (or third) dries out before repeating

Think of those beautiful leaves as "look but don't touch" artwork – admire from a distance for everyone's safety

making the plant able to thrive for a while without a lot of water

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Large Philodendron Cordatum Neon Narrow then wait until the topCommonly mistaken for Philodendron Hederaceum, and vice versa, this uncommon, fast growing plant is native to Southeastern Coastal Brazil. With its big, bright yellowish green, heart shaped leaves the eye catching Philodendron Cordatum will POP in any room, making a lasting impression! Being that it's from a tropical environment, it thrives in high humidity, warm temperatures, low to indirect bright light, slightly moist, well draining soil and can