Your pot must have a drain hole. "Drainage material" at the bottom is a myth—it doesn't improve drainage and can cause waterlogging. Repot into a container with a hole.
Allow top quarter of soil to dry, then water thoroughly until a little exits the drain hole. Philodendrons prefer being moderately pot-bound.
Bright, indirect light. Place just beyond the reach of direct sun rays near a window.
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