Small Philodendron 'Prince of Orange' Palms

Small Philodendron 'Prince of Orange' PalmsEveryone look, the PRINCE of orange is here! As the name suggests, the special feature about this particular philodendron is that it pushes out rich orange foliage that honestly reminds you of fall. And I personally LOVE the rich orange hues! The prince of orange belongs to a family that's native to the tropic rainforest so they love the humidity and can tolerate being in a shadier spot (although they may lose their vibrancy if you do that). To keep

the Rikki is a pretty resilient cane plant – they’re resistant to most common pests and can withstand handling and transportation much better than most other Dracaenas

other non-toxic options include the dramatic Fatsia Japonica with its star-shaped leaves

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the plant has cream and green foliage with a red velvet underside

this fast-growing plant is native to the rainforests of Southeast Brazil

NASA studies have shown that Dracaena plants can help remove toxins like formaldehyde

These plants are sensitive to unfiltered water

your False Aralia typically reaches 1-2 meters (3-6 feet) tall – perfect for making your guests wonder if you've installed a mini-jungle in your living room

You should put your Chinese Evergreen in a draft-free spot with bright

it’ll look like your moonlight plant is glowing bright from within

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