Philodendron Florida Ghost 22 cm pot diameter (6 liters)

The Philodendron Florida Ghost is a rare houseplant with lobed leaves. New leaves open in a very bright, almost white shade, transition to mint green, and finally to dark green – allowing you to see several shades on the same plant. Suitable for a bright living room, near a window with indirect light. Comes in a 22cm diameter nursery pot (6 liters) with a coco pole for climbing. 🌱

Bright indirect light, for example, near a window with a curtain. Direct sun can burn the leaves.

💡 Tip: The brighter the light, the brighter the new leaves will open; in low light, they will emerge greener.

Watering: Water when the top 2–5 cm of the soil is dry, roughly when about half the substrate has dried out, and allow excess water to drain from the drainage holes. Water less in winter.

Humidity: The plant loves high humidity but will manage in normal indoor humidity. High humidity helps new leaves open easily and allows air roots to grip the pole.

The plant comes with a coco pole. As it grows, guide the stems and air roots toward the pole so they can anchor to it and continue climbing upwards.

🍃 Color-changing leaves – Every new leaf opens very bright and darkens to green over time.
🌿 Rare and sought-after – One of the most desired varieties among houseplants. See more plants like this in our Exotic and Rare Plants collection.
🪵 Climbs on a pole – Comes with a coco pole for the plant to cling to and climb.
🏡 Impressive in the living room – A large plant suitable for a bright living room or a corner near a window.

🏷️ Name: Philodendron Florida Ghost
🔬 Latin Name: Philodendron 'Florida Ghost'
🪴 Pot: Nursery pot with 22cm diameter (6 liters) – this is the container size, not plant height
🪵 Support: Coco pole
☀️ Lighting: Bright indirect light
💧 Watering: When top layer of soil is dry
📊 Care level: Moderate

The number of leaves and shades may vary from plant to plant.

❓ Why are the new leaves bright and the old ones green? – That is the nature of this variety: leaves open in a very light shade and darken to green over time. In bright indirect light, the light shade is more prominent.
❓ How often to water? – When the top 2–5 cm of soil is dry, roughly when about half has dried. Water less in winter.
❓ Does the plant need a pole? – Yes, it is a climber. The plant comes with a coco pole, and you guide the stems and air roots toward it.