Philodendron Plowmanii in 5” saving Pot

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Philodendron plowmanii leaves make this rare type of Philodendron even more unique. This plant was named after the botanist who discovered it, Timothy Plowman. This plant belongs to the Araceae family and is native to Ecuador and Peru. It is, however, important to note that most Philodendrons are native to South and Central America.

Whether you decide to grow your Philodendron plowmanii indoors or outdoors, you will need a lot of space because this plant can really grow big. This plant grows at a slow rate and usually reaches a height of approximately eight feet.

Light Requirements
Unlike most houseplants, Philodendron plowmanii can survive under very low light conditions. However, filtered light or partial shade is even more conducive for the growth of the plant
Philodendron plowmanii does not tolerate bright, direct sunlight. The direct light during the hot afternoons can scorch the leaves of your plant. The younger, immature leaves are more susceptible to being burned by direct sunlight than the mature ones.

Be conscious of where you place your Philodendron plowmanii, especially when you are growing it outdoors.

– Water Requirements
It is easy to assume that Philodendron plowmanii can do well even in waterlogged conditions, considering the plant's natural habitat in the tropical rainforests. However, this plant is not happy in extremely wet conditions when it is potted
Fertilizer Requirements
Philodendron plowmanii does relatively well without any boosting from fertilizers. However, there is no harm in adding a little fertilizer once in a while to further enhance the growth rate of your plant.

If you decide to add fertilizers to your Plowmanii, do so during the plant's growing season, that is, in summer or spring. Apply the fertilizer once every month or in three months, depending on the type of saving fertilizer that you use