The new IT plant

I have seen them everywhere !  It started with my last trip in Copenhagen last year.  Let’s bring back the 80ies and ring some tropical flare to your space with a split leaf philodendron ! 

Just like the fiddle leaf fig ( the last it plant) , these can get very big. They don’t like a compact area for the roots to grow so keep replanting into bigger pots once the roots are balled up and too close for comfort.
Care: Every 10 days is a good rule of thumb when it comes to watering. Fill the pot to the top and let it drain through the soil. Do this a few more times to make sure the soil is thoroughly moist.

Sun: Make sure to keep this houseplant about 3 feet from a south facing window with indirect light so it doesn’t get scorched
Common Mistake: These babies are poisonous! Keep out of reach of children and pets who may nibble on the leaves !

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