Philodendron Imperial Green

Philodendron ‘Imperial Green’ (Philodendron erubescens ‘Imperial Green’)

Common Name: Imperial Green Philodendron  
Family: Araceae  
Plant Type: Tropical evergreen houseplant  

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## PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Philodendron ‘Imperial Green’ is a self‑heading hybrid prized for its lush rosette of large, glossy green leaves. This cultivar grows upright rather than climbing, with broad, oval foliage and pink‑tinted leaf sheaths creating a sculptural, symmetrical silhouette. Its compact form makes it ideal for desktops and floor planters, delivering a tropical focal point without overtaking your space.

• Lush rosette of oversized dark green leaves  
• Self‑heading growth—no moss pole needed  
• Compact size perfect for homes and offices  
• Fast‑growing, low‑maintenance indoor plant  
• Dramatic tropical foliage year‑round  

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## CARE GUIDE

### Light  
Place in bright, indirect light; avoid intense afternoon sun, which may scorch leaves. Rotate the plant and dust leaves regularly for even, vibrant growth.  

### Water  
Keep the potting mix slightly moist but let the top 1‑2 inches dry before watering. Water thoroughly and allow excess to drain; reduce watering in winter.  

### Humidity  
Thrives in moderate to high humidity (50‑80%). Use a pebble tray, humidifier, or mist the leaves in dry environments.  

### Soil & Potting  
Use a nutrient‑rich, well‑draining tropical mix with peat, perlite, and bark. Repot annually as the plant grows, ensuring the container has drainage holes.  

### Fertilizer  
Feed during spring and summer with a balanced or nitrogen‑rich liquid fertilizer at half strength every 4‑6 weeks. Reduce feeding in fall and winter.  

### Temperature  
Maintain warm indoor temperatures between 65‑80°F and avoid drafts. Do not expose to temperatures below 55°F.  

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## GROWTH & SIZE

• Moderate grower reaching 2‑3 feet tall and wide indoors.  
• Upright, self‑heading habit with a symmetrical rosette of leaves.  
• Leaves can reach up to 18 inches long, producing a striking tropical display.  

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## SAFETY NOTE

All parts of the plant contain calcium oxalate crystals and are toxic to people and pets. Ingestion may cause mouth and stomach irritation, and sap can irritate skin. Keep away from children and animals and wear gloves when pruning.