Philodendron Broken Heart With Hanging Pot

●Buy the Hanging Philodendron Broken Heart Plant Online

This hanging Philodendron, with its stunning, fenestrated heart-shaped leaves is beloved for being a low maintenance hanging plant indoors. Its unique leaves adorned with patterns in the form of fenestrations are known for their ability to tolerate and forgive small periods of neglect, making them perfect for busy or first-time gardeners. Here’s everything you need to know about this wonderful Philodendron Broken Heart:

●Know the Broken Heart Philodendron Hanging Plant Better: Features and Benefits

Here are a few key features and benefits of this indoor hanging plant that you must know:

1. Growth Habit

This hanging Philodendron can produce vines that stretch up to 10 feet or more. Its trailing nature makes it perfect for indoor hanging baskets for plants.

2. Foliage

The plant's defining feature is its glossy, heart-shaped leaves, which range in size from 2 to 4 inches. The vibrant green color of this beautiful plant effortlessly adds a lively touch to any room.

3. Air Purification

Studies have shown that Philodendrons, including the hanging Philodendron Broken Heart, can remove toxins like formaldehyde, benzene, and other particulate matter from the air, enhancing indoor air quality.

4. Easy Care

The resilient nature of the hanging Broken Heart Philodendron makes it suitable for both novice and experienced plant owners. This houseplant can adapt to a range of indoor conditions and still continue to thrive.

5. Versatility

Ideal for various settings, from living rooms to offices, this Philodendron hanging plant can be placed on shelves, hung in baskets, or trained to climb supports, enhancing any space with its presence.

●Broken Heart Philodendron Care: Some Basics to Know

While low maintenance, this hanging plant still requires some level of basic care and know-how in order to thrive. Here are a few basic care tips for you to follow:

1. Light Requirements

Although adaptable to low light, for optimal growth, place your hanging Philodendron Broken Heart in bright, indirect sunlight. Too much direct sun can scorch its leaves, while too little light can cause leggy growth. So, remember to strike a balance.

2. Watering

Water when the top inch of your Philodendron soil feels dry to the touch. Remember to always be cautious of overwatering, as soggy soil can easily lead to root rot. Ensure that your pot has adequate drainage holes to prevent water accumulation and use watering cans to ensure proper, balanced, and gentle watering.

3. Humidity

While this Philodendron hanging plant prefers high humidity, it can tolerate the average indoor humidity. Misting the leaves or placing the plant near a humidifier can help during dry periods.

4. Temperature

Ideal temperatures range from 18-27°C. Protect your Philodendron plant from cold drafts and sudden temperature changes.

5. Philodendron Soil Preferences

Remember to use a well-draining potting mix. A suitable blend includes peat moss for moisture retention,perlite for aeration, and orchid bark for structure.

6. Fertilizing

Feed your hanging Philodendron Broken Heart with a balanced liquid fertilizer every 4-6 weeks during the growing season (spring and summer). You can also make use of Ugaoo’s Plant Food Sticks to ensure a supply of balanced nutrients every time you water your plant. You can reduce or completely eliminate feeding in the winter months when growth slows down.

●Common Problems Faced by the Philodendron Broken Heart

Here are a few common plant problems that the Broken Heart Philodendron faces that you must know about:

1. Yellowing Leaves

Often caused by overwatering or poor drainage. Here’s what you can do to tackle it: Allow the soil to dry out between waterings. Ensure the pot has drainage holes and avoid letting the plant sit in water.

2. Brown Leaf Tips

Often caused by low humidity or over-fertilization. Here’s what you can do to battle it: Increase humidity by misting the leaves or using a humidifier. Reduce the amount of fertilizer and flush the soil with water occasionally to remove excess salts.

3. Pests

Some commonly seen pests on the Broken Heart Philodendron are spider mites, aphids, and mealybugs. For this, regularly inspect your plant, especially the undersides of its leaves. If pests are found, treat with insecticidal soap, neem oil, or wipe the leaves with a damp cloth.