Philodendron Ceylon Golden Plant

Philodendron Ceylon Golden Plant Care Guide

Light: Like most houseplants, Philodendron Ceylon Golden loves bright natural light. A moderate or medium exposure is also fine. However, protect the Philodendron plant from direct sunlight as it will damage the foliage.

Water: Allow this plant to go almost 3/4 of the way dry before watering again. They dislike going completely dry. On the other hand, sitting in water or keeping them constantly wet causes root rot.

Humidity: This plant prefers normal humidity. You can mist the leaves several times a week with a spray bottle for a healthier plant.

Temperature: As it is a tropical plant, it prefers a hot climate.

Soil: The soil should be well-drained and fertile for growing this plant.

Fertilizing: Use slow-release fertilizer in spring and liquid fertilizer during summer. Feed once a month during spring and summer. Also, you can reduce during cold winters to once in 45-60 days. During the active growing season fertilize the Philodendron plant with organic fertilizer once a month. Moreover, loosen the topsoil without disturbing the plant’s root so it can uptake nutrients and moisture easily.

Growing tips for Philodendron Ceylon golden plant

• Do not re-pot this plant immediately after receiving it.
• For 3-7 days, keep the plant in indirect sunlight.
• Maintain the soil moisture.
• keep the plant hydrated all time. 
• Make sure to keep them away from any cold drafts as well as air conditioning or heating vents.
•  Avoid overwatering and underwatering as leaves will turn yellow.
• Repot your Philodendron Ceylon Golden plant during summer, while repotting pick a container that is at least 1-2 inches bigger than your previous container.
•  Philodendron Ceylon Golden plant can be grown in a hanging basket or moss stick.
• You can practice pruning every 3 months to train the plant to grow on a moss stick.