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red cherry philodendron

red cherry philodendron Philodendron 'Cherry Red'

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red cherry philodendron Philodendron 'Cherry Red'Philodendron 'Cherry Red' Philodendron Family: Araceae Pot diameter: 12 cm Height: 30 cm No moss pole needed just your company Philodendron 'Cherry Red' is a stunning variety with cherry red new growth maturing into deep green with bronze tones. A compact, self heading design plant for interiors, offering tropical flair with minimal care. Araceae Evergreen Filtered light Moderate care Self heading hybrid Light Filtered Bright indirect, no harsh sun

Philodendron 'Cherry Red' — Philodendron

Family: Araceae • Pot diameter: 12 cm • Height: 30 cm

No moss pole needed — just your company 🪴

Philodendron 'Cherry Red' is a stunning variety with cherry-red new growth maturing into deep green with bronze tones. A compact, self-heading design plant for interiors, offering tropical flair with minimal care.

Araceae Evergreen Filtered light Moderate care Self-heading hybrid

Light

🔆 Filtered
Bright indirect, no harsh sun

Water

💧 Moderate
Slightly moist soil, never soggy

Temperature

🌡️ 18–27°C
Stable indoor climate, draft-free

Soil

🌱 Airy mix
Aroid blend with good drainage

What makes it special

  • 🍒 Striking cherry-red new foliage
  • ✨ Bronze-green maturity for a continuous color show
  • 🪴 Compact, self-heading habit (no pole needed)

Best uses

  • 🎨 Design interiors where color is the focus
  • 🛋️ Shelves, consoles, coffee tables
  • 🌴 Part of an “Aroid care” collection with other Philodendrons

Where to place it

Bright indirect light with stable temperatures and good airflow. Avoid direct midday sun and cold drafts.

Best plant companions

  • 🌱 With Philodendron 'Prince of Orange' for warm tones
  • 🍃 With Philodendron erubescens types for gradient foliage
  • 🌿 With Anthurium for a premium tropical vibe
Variety origin

Philodendron 'Cherry Red' is a horticultural hybrid selected for vivid red new leaves and a compact, self-heading form. Likely related to the P. erubescens group, known for its reddish juvenile foliage.

Developed for interiors to deliver a reliable color “flash” with each new leaf, while being easy to care for. Its popularity comes from its showy foliage without the need for climbing support, ideal for modern homes and offices.

1) Soil: Airy aroid mix (peat/bark/perlite) with excellent drainage.
2) Watering: Water when the top 2–3 cm dry out; never let it sit in soggy soil.
3) Light/Temperature: Bright indirect light, 18–27°C; keep away from drafts and scorching sun.
🔎 Detail Info
🌿 Species Philodendron 'Cherry Red'
🪴 Pot/Size 12 cm • 30 cm tall
🔆 Light Filtered light, bright shade
💧 Water Moderate, slightly moist soil
🌡️ Temperature 18–27°C
📈 Growth Compact, self-heading
🧪 Toxicity Caution: Contains calcium oxalates, can irritate if ingested/contacted
💡 Tip: To enhance red flush, provide abundant indirect light and balanced slow-release fertilizer.
🤔 Did you know? Self-heading Philodendron hybrids form rosettes without support, giving a full, bushy look at low height.
Why you'll love it

🍒 Cherry-red flushes that steal the show.
🪴 Compact habit for shelves and consoles.
✨ Easy care with a premium look.

🧠 Greenleaf geek facts — Plant science nobody asked for

🌿 Subfamily Aroideae (aroids).
🧬 Red flush due to anthocyanins in new foliage.
🌱 Self-heading habit; no staking required.
💧 Prefers 50–70% humidity and aerated substrate.
✂️ Propagation by crown division or stem cuttings.

🔆 What light does it need?

Bright filtered light; avoid direct sun to preserve foliage color.

💧 How often should I water?

When the top 2–3 cm of soil dry out; reduce frequency in winter.

🌡️ What temperatures does it prefer?

Ideally 18–27°C; protect from drafts and sudden fluctuations.

🌱 What soil does it need?

Airy, well-draining aroid mix (peat, bark, perlite/pumice).

© Original plant description by Greenleaf Garden Center. All rights reserved. | Το κείμενο αποτελεί πρωτότυπο υλικό. Απαγορεύεται η αντιγραφή (Νόμος 2121/1993).

🔎 Note: Due to natural plant variation, the specimen you receive may differ slightly from the photo in form, size, or coloration depending on season and growing conditions.

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