philodendron broken heart care Broken Heart Plant — Plan A Plant

philodendron broken heart care Broken Heart Plant — Plan A PlantDescription Broken heart philodendron botanically called as monstera adansonii, is the native to central America. It is a member of the Araceae family. It is also known as Swiss cheese plant or five holed plant due to its unique foliage with perforations. Product Constituents Broken Heart Plant 5" selfwatering plastic pot Healthy soilmix Description tag Plant Care Light Place the plant in an area with bright, indirect sunlight. Avoid direct sunlight,

Description

Broken heart philodendron botanically called as monstera adansonii, is the native to central America. It is a member of the Araceae family. It is also known as Swiss cheese plant or five holed plant due to its unique foliage with perforations.

Product Constituents

• Broken Heart Plant
• 5" selfwatering plastic pot
• Healthy soilmix
• Description tag

Plant Care

• Light - Place the plant in an area with bright, indirect sunlight. Avoid direct sunlight, especially in the afternoon, as it can burn the plant's leaves. Place the plant near a north or east-facing window.
• Watering - Water the plant two to three times a week, starting at the base of the plant. Let the topsoil dry between watering sessions to avoid fungus growth. The soil should be well-drained, porous, and fertile.
• Fertilizer - Apply liquid fertilizer once a month, or organic fertilizer like vermicompost in the ratio of one or two teaspoons around the plants once a month.

Plant Benefits

• Air purifier - The plant removes common indoor pollutants, such as formaldehyde and benzene, and emits oxygen throughout the night. It also eliminates carbon dioxide and VOCs.
• Low maintenance - The plant is low maintenance and can be kept indoors, at office desks, or on table tops.
• Stress management - Live plants can help lower stress levels and reduce physical stress responses like heart rate and blood pressure.
• Anti-radiator - The plant minimizes the radiation level emitted by electronic devices like computers, mobile phones, and laptops.