Philodendron ‘Xanadu’
Philodendron ‘Xanadu’
Philodendron ‘Xanadu’
Philodendron ‘Xanadu’

Philodendron ‘Xanadu’

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Size 15 Gallon

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Xanadu, Winterbourn
 
An easy compact indoor plant that usually is wider than tall.  It grows to the height of up to four feet and a width of up to five feet.   The leaves can grow up to two feet wide.   This plant is poisonous.  Attracts aphids and mealy bugs- if the air is very dry, it attracts spider mites.
- Best in medium indirect light.  Leaves will become pale with too much bright light, the stems will become elongated with too little light.

 

- Water once half of the soil is dry.  Over watering causes root rot.

- Best in potting soil

- Prefers temperatures of 75-80 degrees

- Likes high humidity but still grow well in regular household humidity.

- Repot the plant as soon as the roots fill the existing pot.  Use a container that has drip holes int he bottom and is two to three inches larger than the root ball.

 

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Xanadu, Winterbourn
 
An easy compact indoor plant that usually is wider than tall.  It grows to the height of up to four feet and a width of up to five feet.   The leaves can grow up to two feet wide.   This plant is poisonous.  Attracts aphids and mealy bugs- if the air is very dry, it attracts spider mites.
- Best in medium indirect light.  Leaves will become pale with too much bright light, the stems will become elongated with too little light.

 

- Water once half of the soil is dry.  Over watering causes root rot.

- Best in potting soil

- Prefers temperatures of 75-80 degrees

- Likes high humidity but still grow well in regular household humidity.

- Repot the plant as soon as the roots fill the existing pot.  Use a container that has drip holes int he bottom and is two to three inches larger than the root ball.

 

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