Philodendron Pink Princess 6 liter
Philodendron Pink Princess 6 liter
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משלימים לצמח הטרופי
- אורBright indirect light · To maintain the pink color, it needs a lot of light (no direct sun)
- השקיהבינונית
- רמת גידולבינוני
- מיקוםHome · Bright indirect light

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💗 Philodendron Pink Princess
One of the most sought-after plants in the world, prized for its dark green leaves with splashes of pink and white against burgundy stems. Every leaf unfurls with a different pattern - no two leaves are identical, making every plant one-of-a-kind.
A rare cultivar of Philodendron erubescens. A climbing plant that grows on a coco-coir pole up to 1.5 meters tall - a true statement piece for any home or office. Comes in a 6-liter pot on a moss pole, ready to settle into your space.
Pink and white splashes on a dark green background. Each leaf features a different pattern - your plant is completely unique.
The reddish-burgundy stems create a stunning contrast against the pink and green - a detail that makes the plant extra special.
One of the most sought-after Philodendrons worldwide. An impressive item for any plant collector - and a true statement plant.
Arrives already climbing a moss pole - as it climbs higher, the leaves become larger and more impressive.
Important: The more bright (indirect!) light it receives, the more the pink variegation will be maintained and stand out.
Bright indirect light - ideal!
On a moss pole or trellis
When near window light
Color and character for the space
High humidity = paradise!
Grow lights work too
⚠️ Avoid: Strong direct sunlight (it will burn the pink and white parts), and dark areas (the variegation will disappear and the plant will revert to green).
Water when the top layer (2-3 cm) is dry. Keep the soil moist but not soggy.
Summer: Once a week | Winter: Every 1-2 weeks
💡 Better slightly dry than overwatered - it is sensitive to root rot.
Bright indirect light = more pink!
East/West window is ideal. Grow lights work great too.
⚠️ Low light = new leaves will emerge only green.
Loves high humidity (50-70%), but tolerates standard household humidity (40%+).
A light misting or humidity tray will help new leaves open beautifully.
18-27°C - comfortable room temperature is perfect. Does not tolerate cold below 13°C.
Well-draining, aerated soil (mix with perlite and peat/coir).
Diluted fertilizer once a month in spring-summer. Don't overdo it!
Variegation is determined cell-by-cell, so every leaf unfurls with a different pink/white/green pattern. That's the magic of the plant - no two are identical.
If the plant starts producing solid green leaves - add more light! You can prune back to a node with variegation to encourage pink growth again.
An all-pink leaf is beautiful but lacks chlorophyll - it will weaken and brown over time. This is natural. The healthiest plant balances pink with green.
Easy to propagate from cuttings! Cut below a node that includes variegation, place in water or moist soil - roots in 2-4 weeks.
| 🏷️ Name | Philodendron Pink Princess |
| 🔬 Latin Name | Philodendron erubescens 'Pink Princess' |
| 👨👩👧 Family | Araceae |
| 🌍 Origin | Cultivar (Parent origin: Tropical rainforests of the Americas) |
| 📏 Max Height | Up to ~1.5 meters (with support) |
| 🍃 Foliage | Dark green with pink-white variegation | Heart/Arrow shape |
| 🍷 Stems | Reddish-burgundy |
| 🌳 Growth habit | Climbing (on coco-coir pole) |
| ☀️ Lighting | Bright indirect light (essential for maintaining pinks) |
| 💧 Watering | Moderate - allow top layer to dry |
| 🪴 Pot size | 6 Liters (on moss pole) |
❓ How do I maintain the pink color?
Provide plenty of bright, indirect light, for example near an east or west-facing window; grow lights also work. In low light, new leaves will emerge purely green, while direct sun will burn the pink and white parts.
❓ The plant is producing solid green leaves - what should I do?
This is reversion. Move the plant to a location with more light, and you can prune it back to a node that shows pink variegation to encourage new pink growth.
❓ How often should I water it?
Water when the top 2-3 cm of soil are dry: in the summer usually once a week, and in the winter once every week or two. It is better to let it dry out slightly than to overwater, as the plant is sensitive to root rot.
❓ A solid pink leaf emerged - is that good?
A completely pink leaf is very beautiful, but it lacks chlorophyll, so it will weaken and turn brown over time. This is natural; a plant that combines pink with green is stronger.
❓ How tall does it get?
With support, it can reach a height of up to about 1.5 meters at maturity. The higher it climbs, the larger its leaves become.
❓ Does the plant come with a climbing pole?
Yes. It comes in a 6-liter pot already climbing a moss pole. When the plant exceeds the height of the pole, it should be replaced with a longer one.
❓ Is it suitable for beginners?
The care level is intermediate. It requires plenty of indirect light, measured watering, and temperatures of 18-27°C, with no cold below 13°C.
💗 In short - who is it for?
The Pink Princess is perfect for anyone looking for a rare and spectacular plant with personality. The combination of dark green leaves with splashes of pink and white and burgundy stems makes it a true statement plant. Suitable for plant collectors, bright living rooms and offices, and anyone who wants something extraordinary.
💡 Tip: Want more pink? Give the plant plenty of bright, indirect light - light is what encourages pink variegation. Just avoid direct sunlight, which will burn the light-colored parts.
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