The Philodendron Prince of Orange is an exotic, hybrid variety as a result of crossing several plants from the Philodendron genus. The plant has a compact, bushy growth habit and thrives indoors as a house plant.

The Prince of Orange Philodendron's foliage goes through several color transformations from the emergence to maturity. The foliage begins as orange-bronze, turning a salmon color, then takes a golden tone. The leaves' mature color shifts to a light green, then darkens to deep green. It's like fall in reverse. The plant is self-healing with huddled petioles hidden under the lush foliage until the plant matures. Small, white blooms appear in spring.

For optimal foliage color, provide bright indirect sunlight in the morning or evening. Consistent, low lighting results in fading of the plant's bright leaves. Never expose your plant to all-day, full sun as it scorches the foliage.

Allow the top 1 to 2 inches of soil to dry between watering. Water until moisture runs through the pot's drainage holes and into drip tray. Follow this routine from early spring to early fall. From fall, and throughout winter, reduce watering's but don't let the soil dry completely.

This unique but playful plant is flattering and fun. Available for purchase.

Temperature: 65 to 80 degrees
Color: Orange, Green and Bronze
Size: 10" Round Pot