philodendron crop weeks Philodendron Deja Vu

philodendron crop weeks Philodendron Deja VuPhilodendron Deja Vu Plants boast the same large green foliage of your typical Philodendron plant but with more elongated funky foliage. This variety features deep serrated leaves that give you the frilliness of a Philodendron Hope but the lengthy deep fenestrations more reminiscent of a Split Leaf Philodendron. Ideal care for these tropical house plants includes medium to bright indirect light conditions and a chunky well draining soil blend. The

Philodendron Deja Vu Plants boast the same large green foliage of your typical Philodendron plant but with more elongated funky foliage. This variety features deep serrated leaves that give you the frilliness of a Philodendron Hope but the lengthy deep fenestrations more reminiscent of a Split Leaf Philodendron.

Ideal care for these tropical house plants includes medium to bright indirect light conditions and a chunky well-draining soil blend. The Deja Vu Philodendron plant grows best when the soil is moist but not drenched. It is therefore best to allow your plant to dry out in between waterings.

Your Deja Vu Philodendron will likely go dormant in the winter months, so we recommend waiting to move up in pot size until the weather warms back up again.Philodendron grow particularly fast in spring and summer and it is likely your plant will be ready for a larger pot come summer.

These monstrous beauties are frequently found in atriums indoors as they pair well with many different plants and add a vertical element to mixed containers. They can be moved outdoors during the summer months and into part sun as long as they are transitioned slowly to handle higher levels of light.