Find Your Perfect Philodendron: A Leaf for Every Home

Welcome to the wonderfully diverse world of Philodendrons! With a name that means "tree friend" in Greek, these plants are loyal, beautiful companions for any indoor jungle. From the easy-going Heartleaf Philodendron to rare, velvety collector's items, our collection has the perfect plant to match your style and experience level.

Why Choose a Philodendron from Our Collection?

We don't just sell plants; we deliver thriving green companions. When you buy from us, you get:

• Exceptional Quality: Every Philodendron is healthy, well-rooted, and pest-free. We nurture them with expert care so they arrive ready to flourish.
• Secure & Safe Shipping: Our custom packaging ensures your new plant arrives safely. We even include winter protection like heat packs for cold-weather deliveries.
• Expert Support: Have a question? Our team of plant lovers is here to help you succeed on your plant journey.

The Perfect Setup for a Thriving Philodendron

Give your new friend the best start. Philodendrons thrive with proper airflow and support, which is why we recommend pairing them with our specialized products:

• Aroid Pots: Our pots are designed for optimal root health, providing 360° aeration to prevent root rot and encourage strong growth—a common issue for Philodendrons in standard pots.
• Support & Moss Poles: Encourage larger, more mature leaves on your climbing varieties! Providing a moss pole gives them the support they need to reach their full, glorious potential.
• Specialized Aroid Mix: Forget generic potting soil. Our chunky, well-draining aroid substrate provides the perfect balance of moisture retention and aeration that Philodendron roots crave.

Explore Our Philodendron Varieties

Discover the right personality for your space:

The Climbing & Trailing Artists

Perfect for shelves, hanging baskets, or climbing a moss pole. These varieties bring dynamic, vertical interest to any room.

• Philodendron hederaceum 'Lemon Lime': Bright, neon-green heart-shaped leaves that cascade beautifully.
• Philodendron squamiferum: A unique climber known for its fuzzy red petioles (leaf stalks) and oak-shaped leaves.
• Philodendron melanochrysum: A stunning velvety vine with dark, iridescent leaves that shimmer in the light.

The Upright & Bushy Beauties

These compact varieties make a statement with their spectacular leaf patterns and elegant, self-heading growth.

• Philodendron 'Birkin': Features striking dark green leaves with delicate, cream-white pinstripes.
• Philodendron 'Pink Princess': An iconic plant with vibrant pink variegation on deep green leaves.
• Philodendron 'Rojo Congo': Produces large, glossy leaves that emerge a deep, rich red and mature to dark green.

Your Comprehensive Philodendron Care Guide

While diverse, most Philodendrons share similar needs. Follow these guidelines for a happy plant:

• Light: Provide bright, indirect light. Avoid direct sun, which can scorch their leaves. Many varieties are tolerant of lower light levels, but growth may be slower.
• Water: Water thoroughly when the top 1-2 inches of soil are dry. They dislike "wet feet," so ensure your pot has excellent drainage.
• Humidity: Most Philodendrons appreciate average to high humidity (50-70%). Varieties with velvety leaves, like Verrucosum, especially crave higher humidity. Consider a pebble tray or humidifier.
• Soil: A chunky, well-aerated aroid mix is crucial. This prevents compaction and allows roots to breathe.
• Fertilizer: Feed with a balanced liquid fertilizer every 4-6 weeks during the growing season (spring and summer). Reduce feeding in autumn and winter.
• Acclimatization: After unboxing, place your new plant in a spot with medium light and high humidity for a few days to help it adjust to its new environment. Avoid repotting for at least two weeks.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Why are my climbing Philodendron's new leaves so small?

This is a clear sign it wants to climb! Vining Philodendrons produce their largest, most impressive leaves only when they can grow upwards. Providing a moss pole or other support will encourage mature leaf development.

What's the difference between a vining and a self-heading Philodendron?

Vining species (like P. hederaceum) produce long stems perfect for climbing or trailing. Self-heading species (like P. 'Birkin') grow upright from a central point, forming a more compact, bushy plant.

What should I do if my plant arrives with a yellow leaf?

A single yellow leaf is often just a sign of shipping stress and is no cause for alarm. Simply trim it off. If multiple leaves are yellowing, check your watering routine and ensure the plant isn't in a drafty spot.