Philodendron Scandens Brasil 15cm H30cm

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Meet Philodendron 'Brasil'—a cheerful heartleaf philodendron with lime, yellow and green brushstrokes through each leaf. It is easy-going and fast once settled, making it perfect for shelves, hanging pots or a small climbing pole.

The Formal Name: Philodendron hederaceum 'Brasil'
The Nickname: Philodendron Brasil
Roots: A colourful cultivar of the heartleaf philodendron, grown for trailing/climbing vines and neon variegation.
Natural Vibe: Warm, adaptable aroid vine care with bright indirect light and a drying period between waterings.

Care Guide

Care Guide:

Sunlight: Medium to bright indirect light. Brighter light keeps the lime variegation strong; low light can make it greener.

Best Room: A shelf, hanging pot, office or warm living room with soft light.

Snacks: Feed monthly in spring and summer to support trailing growth.

Tropical Feels: Average humidity is fine, but extra humidity gives lusher leaves.

Cosy Factor: Keep 16–27°C and away from cold draughts.

Thirst: Let the top third to half of the pot dry before watering.

Safety First: Not pet-safe – aroid foliage contains irritating calcium oxalate crystals, so keep away from pets and children who may chew leaves or stems.

The Bedding: A chunky, free-draining houseplant mix works well.

Family Tree: Stem cuttings with nodes root very readily.

Space Needs: Trail it for length or climb it for larger leaves; pinch tips for a fuller pot.

Speed: Fast in warm bright conditions.

Uninvited Guests: Mealybug and thrips can hide in new growth but it is generally forgiving.

Moving Day: Repot when roots fill the pot or growth stalls.

Haircut: Trim long vines to keep it full and tidy.

Fresh Air: Normal indoor airflow is enough; avoid cold draughts.

Plant Lore: Brasil looks hand-painted, and each vine can vary from lime-striped to deeper green depending on light.