Philodendron Florida Ghost

The Philodendron Florida Ghost plant is named for its leaves that first appear white, then get darker as they mature.

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Keep your Florida Ghost in bright, indirect light in order to keep the leaves white as possible.

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Keep your philodendron in moist soil, watering it when the top inch dries out.

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Give your Florida Ghost a moss pole when it gets larger to help support its size.

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Now that you've learned the basics of the Philodendron Florida Ghost plant, check out the FULL care guide—plus propagation tips!

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Philodendron Florida Ghost

Philodendron Florida Ghost

3 MUST-KNOW care tips to make this plant thrive!

3 MUST-KNOW care tips to make this plant thrive!

The Philodendron Florida Ghost plant is named for its leaves that first appear white, then get darker as they mature.

The Philodendron Florida Ghost plant is named for its leaves that first appear white, then get darker as they mature.

Keep your Florida Ghost in bright, indirect light in order to keep the leaves white as possible.

Keep your Florida Ghost in bright, indirect light in order to keep the leaves white as possible.

Plus, mature, darker green leaves can sometimes revert back to a lighter color this way!

Plus, mature, darker green leaves can sometimes revert back to a lighter color this way!

Tip 1

Tip 1

Keep your philodendron in moist soil, watering it when the top inch dries out.

Keep your philodendron in moist soil, watering it when the top inch dries out.

Tip 2

Tip 2

Like other philodendrons, it does not like to totally dry out.

Like other philodendrons, it does not like to totally dry out.

Give your Florida Ghost a moss pole when it gets larger to help support its size.

Give your Florida Ghost a moss pole when it gets larger to help support its size.

Tip 3

Tip 3

It'll live up to its full potential when able to use its aerial roots to climb!

It'll live up to its full potential when able to use its aerial roots to climb!

Now that you've learned the basics of the Philodendron Florida Ghost plant, check out the FULL care guide—plus propagation tips!

Now that you've learned the basics of the Philodendron Florida Ghost plant, check out the FULL care guide—plus propagation tips!