philodendron imperial red wikipedia Philodendron Imperial Red 6" – Sherwood Greenhouse and Garden Centre Ltd

philodendron imperial red wikipedia Philodendron Imperial Red 6" – Sherwood Greenhouse and Garden Centre LtdPhilodendron Imperial Red 10" Philodendron Imperial Red, is one of several hybrid philodendrons that have been developed by growers over the last few years. It is a member of the Araceae family of aroids. When small it is an excellent plant that can be placed on a table or desk. As a Philodendron Imperial Red matures and the leaves spread out laterally, it makes an impressive floor plant. The glossy, wide, bright green and red, oval shaped leaves are

Philodendron “Imperial Red,” is one of several hybrid philodendrons that have been developed by growers over the last few years. It is a member of the Araceae family of aroids. When small it is an excellent plant that can be placed on a table or desk. As a Philodendron “Imperial Red” matures and the leaves spread out laterally, it makes an impressive floor plant. The glossy, wide, bright green and red, oval-shaped leaves are spaced very close together on a single stem. This barely visible stem, which is usually only seen when the older, bottom leaves fall off, keeps a Philodendron Imperial Red upright and elegant looking.  This is an easy-care plant that can adapt to all kinds of conditions if you keep it warm. Imperial Red is called a “self-header”. It has stiff stems that are strong and firm enough to keep the plant growing straight up as it matures.

Exposure: Bright, indirect light
Water: Allow soil to dry between watering, water when top 2 inches feel dry, do not over water
Foliage: Green with red
Flower: None
Height: 2-3 ft
Spread: 2-3 ft
Fertilize: Slow release fertilizer, only 1-2 applications during growing season
Soil: Loose and porous to allow excellent drainage