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Cultivar
Philodendron
This popular philodendron cultivar features leathery leaves that emerge as a vivid, brilliant orange, gradually darkening to a coppery-bronze and eventually settling into a deep, glossy green. It is an excellent choice for indoor environments, providing a dynamic splash of color that changes throughout the plant's growth. Its relatively compact, clumping habit makes it ideal for decorative containers in bright, indirect light.
Prince of Orange is a striking tropical philodendron known for its dramatic foliage that transitions from bright orange to deep green as the leaves mature.
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Plant Profile
Key growing information first, with the complete reviewed cultivar profile available when you want it.
Sun
Bright, indirect light.
Water
Allow the top inch or two of soil to dry out between waterings to prevent root rot; provide consistent moisture but avoid waterlogging.
Mature size
2-3 feet tall and wide.
Hardiness
10-11 (typically grown as a houseplant)
Growth habit
Clumping, upright growth habit.
Plant type
Tropical foliage plant
Care, size, flowering, climate, soil, health, and additional reviewed data.
Good to know
The unique color development is best expressed in bright, indirect light; overly low light levels may cause the plant to lose its vibrant orange hues and revert to predominantly green foliage.
Thrives in temperatures between 65°F and 80°F; protect from drafts and temperatures below 55°F.
Rarely flowers indoors, but may produce typical aroid-style spathe and spadix blooms in ideal, mature conditions.
Everyday care, growth, feeding, and pruning guidance.
Sun / light
Bright, indirect light.
Growth rate
Moderate.
Fertilizer
Apply a balanced liquid houseplant fertilizer once a month during the active growing season; reduce feeding in winter.
Pruning
Trim away any yellowing or damaged lower leaves at the base to keep the plant tidy and encourage new growth.
Care notes
The unique color development is best expressed in bright, indirect light; overly low light levels may cause the plant to lose its vibrant orange hues and revert to predominantly green foliage.
How the plant grows and the space it needs at maturity.
Mature size
2-3 feet tall and wide.
Growth habit
Clumping, upright growth habit.
Spacing
2-3 feet apart.
Flowering, fruiting, pollination, bloom, and harvest behavior.
Flowering / fruiting
Rarely flowers indoors, but may produce typical aroid-style spathe and spadix blooms in ideal, mature conditions.
Cold, heat, chill, and regional growing considerations.
Hardiness zones
10-11 (typically grown as a houseplant)
Temperature
Thrives in temperatures between 65°F and 80°F; protect from drafts and temperatures below 55°F.
Moisture, drainage, soil, and pH preferences.
Watering
Allow the top inch or two of soil to dry out between waterings to prevent root rot; provide consistent moisture but avoid waterlogging.
Soil
Use a well-draining, airy potting mix, ideally including perlite or orchid bark to ensure proper root aeration.
Soil pH
5.5-6.5
19 additional reviewed fields from this Plant.id.
Container Growing
Highly suitable for containers; ensure the pot has drainage holes and provides enough room for the clumping root system.
Family
Araceae
Foliage Look
Glossy, leathery leaves with a distinct color gradient from orange-copper to deep green.
Foliage Rules
Leaves show a transition from bright orange-copper in new growth to deep green in old growth; maintain consistent, smooth leaf margins.
Fruit Flower Look
Standard arum-like inflorescence with a spadix and spathe, typically inconspicuous.
Fruit Flower Rules
Flowers are not a standard expectation for nursery-stage starter plants.
Growth Habit Rules
Maintain an upright, clumping profile; do not depict as a vining or trailing plant.
Mature Plant Look
A vibrant, upright tropical clump displaying a beautiful mix of orange, bronze, and green foliage.
Mature Stage Morphology
Develops into a robust, upright clump with large, leathery, elliptic-ovate leaves arranged in a rosette-like pattern.
Morphology Rules
Ensure the plant maintains its characteristic clumping structure without elongated, sparse internodes.
Plant Faqs
Does Prince of Orange philodendron need direct sun? No, bright indirect light is best for preserving its color. How often should I water my Philodendron? Water when the top inch of soil feels dry. How large will this plant grow? It typically reaches 2 to 3 feet in height and width.
Root Look
Healthy white or light-tan fibrous roots within a firm starter plug.
Soil Look
Peaty, well-draining, dark potting substrate with visible perlite.
Starter Stage
Appears as a small plug with developing leaves that may show a lighter bronze-orange color compared to mature foliage.
Starter Stage Morphology
Features small, lanceolate-ovate leaves with a soft texture and delicate stem structure.
Video Voiceover Script
Welcome to Agardeni, where inspiration for gardening helps us imagine how and where we will grow Prince of Orange Philodendron. This is Prince of Orange Philodendron, available as 18, 36, and 72 plant starter trays through the Agardeni Marketplace. Let Prince of Orange Philodendron become part of your aspirational plan, helping you imagine the future indoor tropical environment you want to create. The defining beauty of this plant lies in its stunning foliage, which shifts from a brilliant, glowing orange in new growth to a deep, sophisticated green as the leaves mature. Establish your starter plug by moving it into a four-inch pot with quality, well-draining potting mix, then later move it to an appropriate final container when it is well established. Find your inspiration with Agardeni. Explore real plants and real availability. Start. Plan. Grow.
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Philodendron Prince of Orange Agardeni Tropical Houseplants Foliage Plants Indoor Gardening Container Plants Plant Care Philodendron Cultivars Aroid
Youtube Video Summary
The Prince of Orange philodendron is a spectacular houseplant featuring leaves that transition from bright orange to rich green. It is an ideal, colorful addition to any indoor tropical collection.
Youtube Video Title
Growing the Vibrant Prince of Orange Philodendron
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