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burgundy red leaf philodendron

burgundy red leaf philodendron Blushing Philodendron or Red Leaf Philodendron – Spilled Dirt Nursery

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burgundy red leaf philodendron Blushing Philodendron or Red Leaf Philodendron – Spilled Dirt NurseryBotanical Name: Philodendron erubescens Native Region Environment: Columbia Sun Light: Part sun, especially direct morning light, or bright, indirect light. Will tolerate low light conditions Temperature: Indoor Houseplant requires a minimum temperature of 60F. Outdoors in Zones 11 12. Water: Best to thoroughly moisten all the soil when watering and let if dry to the touch as opposed to watering a little on a set schedule where portions of the soil

Botanical Name: Philodendron erubescens

Native Region/Environment: Columbia

Sun/Light: Part sun, especially direct morning light, or bright, indirect light.  Will tolerate low light conditions

Temperature: Indoor Houseplant requires a minimum temperature of 60F.  Outdoors in Zones 11-12.

Water: Best to thoroughly moisten all the soil when watering and let if dry to the touch as opposed to watering a little on a set schedule where portions of the soil will remain dry and that root zone suffers.

Soil: Organically rich porous soil composition.

Growth Pattern: Robust climbing perennial, evergreen vine. Heart shaped leaves in shades of olives greens when mature of 16" in length.  The petioles and juvenile leaves are pinky-reds to reddish-greens, hence the name 'blushing'.  

Mature Size: Able to grow thick, sturdy vines 20' to 30'.  Grows very robust aerial roots to support its climbing habit.

Attributes: The flowers, or spathes, are up to 6", very fragrant and are deep cranberry red.  The young leaves are hyper glossy and turn matte with maturity.

Pot: 3.5" or 4"

Philodendron erubescens is the parent plant for the hybridized cultivars: 'Black Cardinal', 'Birkin', 'Burgundy', 'Green Emerald', 'Green Princess', 'Imperial Green', 'Imperial Red', 'McColley's Finale', 'Moonlight', 'Pink Princess', 'Prince of Orange', 'Red Emerald', 'Rojo Congo', 'White Princess' and 'White Wizard'.

All philodendron species are natural air purifiers removing formaldehyde, benzene and other common VOC's common in indoor air.

This plant may have a degree of toxicity that may cause illness or discomfort if ingested.  It is grown and sold for Ornamental purposes and not intended as a food nor fodder.  Additionally, contact with the sap of this plant may cause irritation or discomfort.

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