Philodendron Prince of Orange Care: Keep the Orange Color
The Lab | Philodendron Prince of Orange Care Philodendron ‘Prince of Orange’ is a compact, self-heading hybrid whose new leaves open bright orange and turn … Read more
The Lab | Philodendron Prince of Orange Care Philodendron ‘Prince of Orange’ is a compact, self-heading hybrid whose new leaves open bright orange and turn … Read more
The Lab | Heartleaf Philodendron Care The heartleaf philodendron (Philodendron hederaceum) is one of the easiest houseplants there is: a fast trailing or climbing vine … Read more
The Infirmary | Philodendron Gloriosum Care Philodendron gloriosum is a collector’s aroid with large, heart-shaped, soft-textured leaves marked with pale veins. Unlike the climbing philodendrons, … Read more
The Lab | Philodendron White Knight Care Philodendron ‘White Knight’ is a climbing philodendron with dark green leaves splashed with white, on dark red to … Read more
The Lab | Monstera Albo Care Monstera Albo care is ordinary Monstera care with two extra jobs: protecting the white tissue and removing reverted growth. … Read more
The Lab | Monstera Dubia Care Monstera dubia is the “shingle plant”: a climbing aroid whose young leaves grow pressed flat against the trunk or … Read more
The Lab | Philodendron Micans Care Philodendron micans is the velvet-leaved form of the heartleaf philodendron: the same easy trailing vine, but with soft, bronze-green … Read more
The Lab | Staghorn Fern Care Staghorn ferns (Platycerium) grow on tree trunks and branches in the wild, not in soil, which is why they … Read more
The Infirmary | Aconitum napellus Monkshood care comes down to cool, moist, rich soil and careful handling. The Royal Horticultural Society says common monkshood (Aconitum … Read more