Very Rare Philodendron 'Red Anderson' Cutting - Rare Houseplant Cutting - Single Unrooted Cutting - Exact Same Plant - US seller

Philodendron 'Red Anderson' Cutting - Rare Houseplant Cutting - Single Unrooted Cutting - Exact Same Plant - US seller

What you get: The same plant that is in the images.

About the plant: The magnificent Philodendron Red Anderson boasts striking red stems and large leaves. Red Anderson, a climbing tropical plant, thrives when given something to cling to, such as a moss pole. This striking plant, known for its unpredictable white and pink variegation adorning its ample dark leaves in a wide array of patterns, should be situated where it can bask in bright indirect light, while protecting it from the harsh effects of direct sunlight.

Lighting:
Find a bright location if you want your Anderson Red Philodendron to unfurl its true colors. A corner that provides bright, indirect sunlight is the best choice for Philodendrons, and our Red Anderson is no different.

If you observe too many leaves getting yellow, including young ones, shift the plant location to a shady spot, as it usually happens due to intense sunlight.

Temperature and Humidity:
This plant will grow well under normal household temperatures between 70 to 80 F or 21 to 26 C. The plant is relatively cold hardy; however, if the degrees fall below 50 F or 10 C, you might need to give the plant some warmth with room heaters or a mini indoor greenhouse.

Philodendron Red Anderson doesn’t require additional humidity as it absorbs most water through its root system. Consider misting the plant on extremely dry days.

Watering:
Keep the medium moist but not soggy to enjoy the plant’s best colors. Keep an eye on the top one inch of the medium and water whenever it feels dry to the touch. Ensure, the water seeps out of the drainage holes completely and doesn’t stand near the roots, helping them rot.

Soil:
Anderson Red Philodendron has very basic soil requirements, but nothing can be more fatal than using regular garden soil to grow this beauty. Get a fertile aroid substrate combining orchid bark, peat moss, shredded bark, and perlite or vermiculite to aid drainage. A typical orchid-growing medium also goes well for this houseplant.

Fertilization:
To boost this slow-growing aroid, fertilize the plant with a slow-release fertilizer at the beginning of the growing season. You may also feed the Philodendron Red Anderson with a half-strength, diluted liquid fertilizer once every 6-8 weeks to aid its growth.

We prioritize the well-being of your plants throughout the delivery process, ensuring meticulous care from packaging to shipment. We promptly notify you once your package is dispatched and vigilantly monitor weather conditions. In the event of any delays necessitated by weather, we keep you informed. If your plant arrives with any damage, rest assured that we're here for you; simply reach out to us, and our dedicated team will provide assistance within 24 hours.

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