Philodendron Brasil(Brazil) is one of the most common houseplants in America because of its resiliency and indoor air cleaning qualities. 

This plant is recommended by NASA's Clean Air Study for it's air purifying attributes. Add one (or a combination of different purifying plants) for every 100 sq. ft. of indoor space and say goodbye to 90% of your indoor toxins!

Philodendrons are susceptible to root/stem rot when they are overwatered. Luckily, this tends to remain local to individual vines. Be sure to give your Philodendron adequate light, and waterings when the top couple inches of soil dry out. Pinch your Philodendron from time to time. Without pinching, it will grow with long, single stems and become lanky. You can pinch it back anytime to help it branch out, keeping the plant bushy and full. Always pinch above a leaf node (the place where a leaf is attached to the stem). A new stem will grow from that node.

 💧Water every couple weeks as the soil begins drying out. Make sure to not overwater, or let dry out completely 💧

  ⛅ Philodendrons do great in almost all light, except direct sun and dark. If growth is slowing in growing months, the plant is likely not getting enough light ⛅