Philodendron White Princess with pink

The Philodendron White Princess with pink variegation is an exceptionally rare and highly sought-after variety that showcases stunning tricolor variegation. This prestigious plant features leaves with a unique combination of white, pink, and green coloration, making each leaf a distinct masterpiece. The pink tones often appear in new growth and can create beautiful transitional patterns alongside the classic white and green variegation.

Native to tropical regions, this rare beauty has become one of the most coveted specimens in the Philodendron collecting community. Its upright growth habit and stunning variegation patterns make it a perfect statement piece for any serious plant collection.

Features:

• Tricolor variegation (white, pink, and green)
• New leaves may emerge with pink tints
• Upright growth habit
• Highly rare and collectible
• Each leaf displays unique variegation patterns

Care Information

Light Requirements

• Bright, indirect light for optimal variegation
• More light needed than non-variegated forms
• Morning sun can enhance pink colouration
• Avoid direct sunlight to prevent leaf burn

Water & Moisture

• Water when top 5 cm of soil feels dry
• Approximately 200-250 mL per watering for a 15 cm pot
• Reduce watering in winter
• Ensure thorough drainage
• Avoid waterlogging

Humidity & Temperature

• Optimal humidity: 60-80%
• Minimum humidity: 50%
• Temperature range: 18-27°C
• Minimum temperature: 15°C
• Protect from cold drafts

Soil Mix & Fertilisation

• Plant in Aroid Mix for optimal growth
• Fertilise regularly with GT Foliage
• Reduce feeding in winter

Growth & Support

• Upright growth habit
• May need light support as it grows
• Slower growth than non-variegated forms
• Regular pruning encourages bushier growth
• Remove any reverting leaves promptly

Variegation Tips

• Prune back to last variegated leaf if solid green leaves appear
• Rotate plant regularly for even growth
• Higher light levels encourage stronger variegation
• Pink coloration often appears in new growth
• Each leaf pattern is unique