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Showing posts with label Philodendron. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Philodendron. Show all posts
Monday, April 6, 2009
Golden Philodendron
If any of you are interested in buying one you can contact him at eltonmarkjimenez@yahoo.com
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Wednesday, December 26, 2007
Philo Jari - Philodendron
Philodendron Jari. This Philo plant in Indonesia known as Philo Jari ( Finger ). It because the leaves look like finger.
The Owner of this Pilo Jari is mr. Basuki - Madiun.

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Tuesday, December 4, 2007
Philodendron - Philo Orange juice
Picture of Philodendron Plant. This philo plant name is Philo Orange juiceYou can send your picture if you have plant picture and want to show in this blog

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Wednesday, May 9, 2007
Philodendron - Philo Katak
Here the picture of Philodendron Katak (Frog). Its call Pilo Katak or Philo Katak in Indonesia.
If you have good picture of Philodendron plants and want to show or sell on this blog just leave comment. If you want to discuse about Philodendron plant, pls leave comment.
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Monday, February 12, 2007
Philodendron
CHARACTERISTICS:
Philodendrons come in a multitude of varieties, with all sorts of leaf shapes and colors, most philos can be grown in low light. Some grow in a bush form like the selloum. Some varieties are trained to grow on a pole to create a slender upright shaped plant. These pole plants must be continuously pruned to keep the vines on the pole. If the pole is wooden it will eventually rot, causing the plant to lean over. Styrofoam poles will break if you're not careful.
PRUNING:
These fast growing plants have vining tendencies. Most people prefer a full, leafy looking plant, so it is important to trim back new growth on the vine tips. This keeps the plant full and helps prevent the plant from looking stringy.
taken from http://www.evergrowing.com/tips/philodendron.htm
Philodendrons come in a multitude of varieties, with all sorts of leaf shapes and colors, most philos can be grown in low light. Some grow in a bush form like the selloum. Some varieties are trained to grow on a pole to create a slender upright shaped plant. These pole plants must be continuously pruned to keep the vines on the pole. If the pole is wooden it will eventually rot, causing the plant to lean over. Styrofoam poles will break if you're not careful.
PRUNING:
These fast growing plants have vining tendencies. Most people prefer a full, leafy looking plant, so it is important to trim back new growth on the vine tips. This keeps the plant full and helps prevent the plant from looking stringy.
taken from http://www.evergrowing.com/tips/philodendron.htm
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