White Knight is a very rare but easy to grow variegated philodendron that tends to be rather slow growing but well worth the wait. This leaves are splattered with color and it has the most unusual purple brown and cream colored stems. The reason for the slow growth is that the nodes are only a half inch apart creating a much more compact foliage appearance.
Philodendron White Knight is a water-loving plant. Watering should be done with a moderate amount of water. You must ensure the plant's soil is moist at all times. Watering with excessive water must be avoided to prevent killing the plant.
As such, depending on how long you want it to get, you may need to only trim it once a year. On average, the plant will only need to be pruned once or twice a year anyways.
When grown indoors as a houseplant, most houseplants just do fine with liquid fertilizer. This also holds true with our Philodendron White Knight.
I would recommend you using about 30 to 50% potting mix and then for the rest of the soil, add perlite and orchid bark.
White Knight Philodendrons enjoy well drained but moist, rich organic mix. Remember try to stay away from wet, mucky or dry, sandy soils. To help establish your new White Knight Philodendron, fertilize sparingly at least 6 inches away from the base, tri-annually with a slow time released product.
As a tropical plant, Philodendron White Knight enjoys warm temperatures. Aim for temperatures between 65 to 80 Fahrenheit during the day. At night, Philodendrons like it a bit colder.
Toxic The Philodendron White Knight (Philodendron 'White Knight') is a fairly rare tropical plant. Its large beautiful variegated leaves make it likewise expensive when sold online. ... The plant is fairly compact as its nodes grow close to one another.
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