Philodendron McColley's Finale (Philodendron erubescens)
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Characteristics
Unlike climbing Philodendrons, McColley's Finale forms a compact, self-heading bush, adding a sculptural element to any room. Leaves of this tropical houseplant emerge in fall-colored reds and mature into large, emerald green leaves. A great beginner houseplant!
How to Care for McColley's Finale Philodendron
- Light: Thrives in bright indirect or filtered light.
- Water Preferences: Let the top inch or two of soil dry before watering. Best kept in a pot with proper drainage.
- Special Care/Notes: A moss pole or stake will help keep this philodendron upright and give it support to grow larger leaves.
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