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Philodendron pedatum
You’ll need to water your Philodendron Florida ghost about once a week, give or take. Its needs are right in the middle. Dry soil for too long will kill the plant. But so will too much water. It’s common for an over-watered Philodendron to develop root rot (also known as wet feet). The first two layers or first two inches of the soil should be dry before you water it. The easiest way to test this is to stick your finger into the soil until your knuckle hits the soil. If the soil is wet, wait a day or so to check it again. If it’s dry, you can go ahead and water the plant.
Bright indirect sunlight is the best choice for a Philodendron Florida ghost plant. Direct sunlight causes several problems for the plant. This includes causing it to wither up or even scorch the funky leaves. A Philodendron Florida ghost needs an equal amount of day and night. This means if you’re using artificial lights, you need to make sure it’s getting 12 hours of light. And 12 hours of darkness.
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