Pot: Ceramic Amber (+$9)
Color: Deep Navy
Stand: None
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Scandens Brazil at a Glance

Scandens Brazil Bio

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Scandens Brazil Care
During your Philodendron Brazil’s first few days at home, one or two leaves might yellow or fall. This is a normal part of adjustment and no cause for concern. Once adjusted, Philodendron Brazil is very easy to care for, and will reward your love for it by quickly bouncing back from any mishap. To help it grow optimally and evenly, occasionally dust the leaves and rotate the pot by a ¼ turn once a month.
Frequently Asked Questions

Philodendron Brazil grows best in a well-lit space and can adapt to both low light and direct morning light. Avoid placing it in spaces without natural light. This tropical beauty likes bright but indirect sunlight, so be sure to provide your Philodendron Brazil with medium to bright indirect light for optimal growth. However, they can still tolerate low-light conditions. Be wary not to give too much sun exposure as it could lead to leaf burn.

No, Philodendron Brazil is not the same as Pothos. While they both belong to the Araceae family and are similar in appearance, there are many differences between them. As a sample, when a leaf of Pothos grows and opens up from the existing leaf, it is known as an "unfurl." On the other hand, a Philodendron's leaves extend on its vine in what is called a cataphyll. These two plants also have different light and water requirements, so thoroughly research each one before planting.