Among 200+ philodendrons, heartleaf (Philodendron hederaceum var. oxycardium) stands out: dark-green, glossy, heart-shaped leaves on trailing stems that thrive on neglect. Grows as a tabletop, hanging basket, or trained vine. NASA-confirmed formaldehyde remover.
Low to bright indirect light; water when top inch of soil dries. Tolerates dry air, irregular watering, and low light. Trim long vines to encourage fullness. Propagate instantly from stem cuttings in water.
Toxic to pets and children (calcium oxalate). Keep trailing vines out of reach.
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