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philodendron white wizard vs white princess Philodendron White Wizard

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philodendron white wizard vs white princess Philodendron White WizardPhilodendron white wizard, a variegated philodendron that first appeared in Thailand a few years ago. The exact origin of this plant is unclear , but some speculate that it may be a sports variety of the popular Philodendron Pink Princess, with green leaves and impressive white variegation instead of pink. Although this theory seems plausible, it has not yet been officially confirmed. Philodendron White Wizard develops large, pointed leaves in vibrant

Philodendron white wizard, a variegated philodendron that first appeared in Thailand a few years ago.

The exact origin of this plant is unclear , but some speculate that it may be a sports variety of the popular Philodendron Pink Princess, with green leaves and impressive white variegation instead of pink.

Although this theory seems plausible, it has not yet been officially confirmed. Philodendron White Wizard develops large, pointed leaves in vibrant shades of green, adorned with large, contrasting white fields.

Care.

Philodendron white wizard is relatively easy to care for as a houseplant. Since it is a Philodendron, it thrives in the warm and humid environments that we often have indoors . As a variegated plant, however, it partially lacks chlorophyll and needs a little extra light. However, protect from direct sunlight. Give the plant a plant support that allows the aerial roots to anchor well, such as a moss pole.

When it is time to repot, make sure not to plant in a pot that is too large . It can be planted in a transparent plastic pot. to easily keep track of the health of the roots. Water when the soil is almost completely dry and use a well -drained soil like our aroid soil.

White princess or white wizard?

Philodendron White Wizard is very similar to Philodendron White Princess. The most noticeable difference is that the stems of White Wizard lack pink variegation and are only white .

Another detail that will help you tell them apart is the leaf shape, the leaves of the White Wizard are rounder ! Its unusual appearance makes it a unique houseplant in any collection. Buy Philodendron White Wizard online!

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