Philodendron micans are the perfect for small spaces. Micans has velvety, heart-shaped leaves that never grow beyond 3” in width (nodes are also closely spaced for a compact appearance). The colour of micans leaves depend on the light. Leaves can take on a deep green to purple and even rust hue, with new leaves edged in pink.
Plant micans in hanging planter for its elegant vines to trail down. Apart from that you can provide it with a trellis / burlap wrapped pole to make micans climb.
Philodendron micans are the perfect for small spaces. Micans has velvety, heart-shaped leaves that never grow beyond 3” in width (nodes are also closely spaced for a compact appearance). The colour of micans leaves depend on the light. Leaves can take on a deep green to purple and even rust hue, with new leaves edged in pink.
Plant micans in hanging planter for its elegant vines to trail down. Apart from that you can provide it with a trellis / burlap wrapped pole to make micans climb.
Exposure: Medium to bright indirect light. The darker-leafed species of Philodendron are suitable for shaded areas. However, variegated Philodendron plants need bright, filtered light.
Water: Water when the top layer of soil has dried out. Always water your green, leafy plant by thoroughly soaking or drenching the soil. This deep watering technique allows the roots to stay constantly moist without becoming waterlogged.
Soil: Grow Philodendron plants in a potting mix that has excellent drainage, but still holds some moisture. A potting mixture of peat moss, perlite, and potting soil should create the perfect medium for Philodendron plants to thrive indoors. Water should easily drain out the pot’s drainage holes.
Temperature and humidity: Need high levels of humidity. To care for your plant properly, mist the leaves daily or place the plant pot on a humidifying tray.
Fertilizer: The best type of fertilizer for indoor Philodendron plants is a balanced liquid fertilizer with micro and macro nutrients. Fertilize your Philodendron plants once a month