Orange Marmalade Philodendron

If you want something colorful and unique, the Orange Marmalade Philodendron is for you. This cultivar is a rare houseplant, also known as the Philodendron Quadcolor. New foliage emerges as a mottled orange, transitions into bronzy gold, and settles into light green with flecks of orange. The stems have a reddish-orange hue for even more color. The Orange Marmalade Philodendron is a hybrid created from a Philodendron Prince of Orange and Painted Lady.rBest Locations For Growing Orange Marmalade PhilodendronrThe Orange Marmalade Philodendron requires a spot with plenty of sunlight, and increased humidity is a bonus. This Philodendron can happily live in any room of a home and makes a stunning addition to a living room, bedroom, or office. Keep this plant away from curious kids or pets because all Philodendrons are toxic if ingested.rOrange Marmalade Philodendron Sunlight RequirementsrIncreased sunlight is necessary for the Philodendron Quadcolor to look its best and maintain its lovely colors. The plant needs medium to bright, indirect light. A spot close to an east- or west-facing window or several feet away from a south-facing window will provide plenty of light. Keep this plant out of direct sunlight, which will burn the foliage.rOrange Marmalade Philodendron CarerThe Orange Marmalade Philodendron is a self-heading plant that climbs in its native habitat. Give this plant a moss pole or trellis so it can climb and display its stunning foliage. Repot every one to two years as the plant outgrows its pot or depletes the soil. Use rich, moist, well-drained, and slightly acidic soil.rWatering Orange Marmalade PhilodendronrThis Philodendron has medium water requirements, so water it when the top few inches of potting soil are dry. Expect to water every 7 to 10 days based on the soil’s dryness. The plant will need water less frequently during the winter. rThe Orange Marmalade Philodendron can live and do well in average humidity, although slightly increased humidity is preferred. Extra dampness in the air will keep the colorful foliage rich and lush.rFeeding Orange Marmalade PhilodendronrFertilize your Orange Marmalade Philodendron using a balanced plant food with an NPK ratio close to 10-10-10 or 20-20-20. A balanced formula provides all the nutrients the Philodendron needs to thrive and grow new leaves. Using a water-soluble plant food is often easier because it can be combined with routine watering. Feed the Orange Marmalade Philodendron every four weeks when the plant is actively growing.rrOrange Marmalade Philodendron InformationrrrrLight Exposure: Bright Indirect LightrrrMature Height: 3 – 4 FeetrrrMature Spread: 2 – 3 FeetrrrHabit: Climbing, TrailingrrrFlower Color(s): NonerrrFoliage Color(s): Orange, GreenrrrWatering: Dry, Once A WeekrrrFeatures: Low Maintenance, Fast Growing, Variegated Foliage, Air PurifierrrrCommon Name: Orange Marmalade PhilodendronrrrOther Name(s): Orange marmalade, QuadcolorrrrScientific Name: Philodendron ‘Orange marmalade’ aka ‘Quadcolor’