Philodendrons can be either vining, meaning they trail, or self-heading, meaning they grow upright. Allow philodendron soil to dry out between waterings and keep them in bright indirect sunlight.

Every type of philodendron is easy to grow indoors, but the easiest are smaller, compact, and self-heading, as they do not ...

As self-heading philodendrons can grow relatively wide, you may want to cut back a few leaves here and there to keep the plant more compact. Propagating Philodendron Moonlight.

One of several large-growing, self-heading philodendrons (which means they don’t climb), this Brazilian species grows up to 8 feet tall and features deeply lobed, exotic-looking leaves.

Scientific name: Philodendron ‘Pluto’ Light: Prefers medium to high light but will survive under low light for months. Water: Water thoroughly when the surface soil just begins to dry.

Self-heading varieties that grow in a clump form rather than vine form are harder to propagate from cuttings because they grow so densely, says Hancock. Common heartleaf philodendron is easier to ...

A: It sounds to me like you have self-heading philodendron, Philodendron bipinnatifidum, previously named Philodendron selloum. The tubes growing out of the trunk are called aerial roots because ...

Some species are self-heading and require no support. Philodendrons can be grown in 100 percent peat moss. The soil-less mixtures of peat and vermiculite or peat and perlite also work well for the ...

Plant lovers, from the most experienced plant collectors to self-proclaimed black thumbs, often choose philodendrons for their easy-to-care-for nature and lush foliage. While there are nearly 500 ...