The reason Philodendrons make such wonderful indoor plants is that they adapt to all kinds of lighting and water conditions in the wild and so will thrive indoors very well. The crops have massive, green, dark leaves which allow them to absorb even the tiniest traces of light and water in the wild or at home. Philodendron Narrow escape is also called “Tiger tooth” because of the leaves jagged edges. If you’re searching for a simple houseplant, the Philodendron narrow escape is the one for you.

Philodendron Narrow Escape Planting and Care

• Keep the Philodendron Narrow Escape plant indoors or outdoors with bright indirect natural light or bright indirect light.
• Protect the Philodendron Narrow Escape plant from direct sunlight.
• The soil should be well drained and fertile.
• Do not over-water the plant.
• Feed the Philodendron Narrow Escape plant with organic fertilizer once a month.