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I've absolutely adored having a fully pink leaf on my Philodendron Pink Princess, but after four months, it’s time to remove it. As you can see, the leaf is starting to lose its luster, which is common for variegated plants. The pink and white parts of these plants, including the Philodendron White Princess and Thai Constellation, lack chlorophyll. Without chlorophyll, the leaves struggle to absorb sunlight and water, resulting in reduced photosynthesis and faster browning. While some plant enthusiasts immediately remove fully variegated leaves, I wanted to enjoy it as long as possible. This particular leaf stayed vibrant for four months, which included the winter season—a good run in my opinion. For the Philodendron Pink Princess it’s important to remember that variegated plants thrive in brighter spots in your home. My plant is placed in a room with ample sunlight throughout the day, with a bit of direct morning sun. Too much direct sunlight, especially in the afternoon, can scorch the leaves. Copy my set up! US: https://amzn.to/4d9XWz1 AUS: https://amzn.to/3LWOAdN CA: https://amzn.to/4fy17C3 UK: https://amzn.to/4dfx7Jt The Pink Princess can be prone to spider mites and scale. To combat this, I spray the plant with diluted neem oil once a month. Misting and occasionally showering the plant help maintain the humidity it craves, especially in drier climates like mine in Australia. Though some argue against misting, I find it relaxing and beneficial for my houseplants, preventing crispy leaf edges and tears during unfurling. For watering, the Philodendron prefers consistently moist soil. I water mine every 7 to 10 days depending on the season and add liquid NPK fertiliser once a month in spring and summer, and seasonally in fall and winter. During the colder months, I use a grow light to compensate for reduced natural light. If you notice your plant’s variegation diminishing or leaves browning quickly, it might be a sign of insufficient light. To grow bigger Pink Princess leaves, ensure bright sunlight and consider staking the plant. Philodendrons are climbers, and providing support, like a trellis or moss pole, helps them grow larger leaves by conserving energy otherwise spent on maintaining their upright position. Also, don’t shy away from placing your plant in the rain—it helps clean the leaves and provides nutrients! Find me : ❤️Storefront: https://www.amazon.com/shop/house.pla... 🌵Facebook   / passthatplant   🪴Instagram   / house.plants.melb   🌿TikTok   / passthatplant   🌵My LinkTree https://linktr.ee/house.plants.melb #PhilodendronCare #PlantParenthood #HouseplantTips #PinkPrincess #IndoorPlants #VariegatedPlants #PlantPropagation #PlantMaintenance #HouseplantCare #tropicalplants Philodendron, Philodendron Pink Princess, Houseplants, Plant Care, Indoor Plants, Plant Parenthood, Variegated Plants, Plant Maintenance, Tropical Plants, Plant Propagation, Houseplant Tips, Pink Princess, Plant Lovers, Indoor Garden, Gardening Tips, Plant Addict, Plant Life, Green Thumb, Home Botanical, Plant Enthusiast, Houseplant Care, Plant Community, Urban Jungle, Indoor Jungle, Botanical Beauty, Grow Lights, Neem Oil, Plant Misting, Humidity Lovers, Plant Health, Gardening Hacks, Propagation, Plant Fertilizer, Houseplant Love, Greenery how to grow pink princess philodendron