philodendron
What is a Pink Princess Philodendron?
The pink princess philodendron (also known as the variegated red-leaf philodendron) is an eye-catching indoor plant with stunning foliage. It’s easy to grow and maintain, which makes it ideal for beginner gardeners. The pink princess has striking leaves that are green with flecks of deep maroon or burgundy and splashes of bright pink throughout. This unique color combination will add a splash of exotic beauty to any room in your home or office.
Propagating the Pink Princess Philodendron
Propagation is the process of creating new plants from existing ones, and it’s relatively easy to do with the pink princess philodendron. In order to propagate this plant, you’ll need access to mature stems or cuttings that have at least two nodes—the point on a stem where new growth usually appears. Here are some steps you can follow:
- Step 1: Gather Stems/Cutting – Carefully remove healthy stems or cuttings from an existing plant using clean scissors.
- Step 2: Prepare Cuttings – Trim off any excess foliage near the base of each cutting so only two nodes remain.
- Plant Cuttings – Place the prepared cuttings in moist soil, making sure that both nodes are submerged beneath the surface.
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