green philodendron turned red Philodendron 'El Choco Red' – SarahCotta Plants

green philodendron turned red Philodendron 'El Choco Red' – SarahCotta PlantsA breathtaking collector aroid prized for its velvety heart shaped foliage and deep red undersides. Originally discovered in the Choc region of Colombia, this climbing philodendron develops dramatic elongated leaves with luminous veining and rich contrasting coloration. New growth often emerges with coppery bronze tones before maturing into deep green velvet, making it one of the most sought after foliage plants among aroid collectors. Light Provide

A breathtaking collector aroid prized for its velvety heart shaped foliage and deep red undersides. Originally discovered in the Chocó region of Colombia, this climbing philodendron develops dramatic elongated leaves with luminous veining and rich contrasting coloration. New growth often emerges with coppery bronze tones before maturing into deep green velvet, making it one of the most sought after foliage plants among aroid collectors.

Light 🌞
Provide bright indirect light. Avoid harsh direct afternoon sun, which can damage the velvety foliage.

Watering 💧
Water when the upper portion of the soil begins to dry. Keep the mix lightly moist but never waterlogged.

Soil 🕳️
Use a chunky airy aroid mix with orchid bark, perlite, coco coir, and potting soil for excellent drainage and healthy roots.

Fertilizing 🧪
Feed monthly during active growth with a balanced fertilizer diluted to half strength.

Repotting 🪴
Repot when roots begin filling the container or when the potting mix starts compacting. A moss pole can encourage larger mature foliage.