Large , Philodendron Paraiso Verde in 6" Pot, exact popular plant

Note; You will receive 1 philodendron Paraiso Verde, exact plant in the pictures

Like all of the Philodendrons, caring for a Philodendron Paraiso Verde is really quite simple if you follow the steps that we will be dealing with in this article.

The Paraiso Verde is a sought-after collectors plant, but its care is still quite simple. These plants are a favorite of collectors and make for a stunning house plant.

This is a plant that is grown primarily for its stunning foliage. The leaves which can reach seven to ten inches in length are often marbled in different shades of green giving them an eye-catching appearance.

The leaf color is determined by light supply. In their natural habitat, these plants are climbers with quite slender stems so you may need to supply yours with some support as it grows. They can grow large in the wild but in the home tend not to get much taller than fifteen to twenty inches.

OriginTropical America and the Caribbean
FamilyArecaceae

Common name:Green Paradise

Type:Evergreen Philodendron

Maximum growth:To 15 inches

Watering:Likes to be kept slightly moist

Light requirements"Bright light but not direct sunlight

Humidity:Quite high 55 to 75%

Soil:60 % potting soil 40% perlite

Feeding:Once a month during spring and summer

Season:Slows down during the cooler months

Temperature:55 to 90°F (12° TO 32°C)

I take great popular pride in carefully packaging and insulating these beautiful, healthy, established plants to minimize damages incurred during transit. Even still, it isn't possible to prevent unforeseen issues resulting from delays. I cannot guarantee estimated arrival dates or prevent damages incurred due to delays if Express shipping is not selected.

Please keep in mind, it is best to wait at least 3 weeks or longer (even months) for your new plant to acclimate to it's environment and recover from shipping stress before repotting. If you want to maintain a certain aesthetic, (keeping your plant in the container it's currently growing in) slide it right into a decorative container and you won't even notice