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Growing Philodendron as an Easy Care Houseplant

Philodendron adapts well to indoor conditions, thriving in bright indirect light and temperatures of 60°F and above. Water when the top inch of potting mix feels dry, and fertilize monthly with water-soluble 20-20-20 fertilizer at half strength. Note: Plant sap may irritate sensitive skin on contact.

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