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Green' , Philodendron 'Florida Beauty' , Philodendron 'Florida Ghost' , and Philodendron 'Florida Bronze The four key Philodendron 'Florida' cultivars side by side — from left to right: Florida Green, Florida Beauty, Florida Ghost, and Florida Bronze. Check out the full profiles for each cultivar: Florida Green Florida Beauty Florida Ghost Florida Bronze State Archives of Florida, Florida Memory .

Gainesville: University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences. Gainesville: University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences. Gainesville: University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences. Gainesville: University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences. Your Florida dooryard citrus guide.  

The Breeding Revolution By the mid-20th century, Florida  had become the global centre for foliage innovation Florida’s mid-century breeders combined P. erubescens  ancestry with compact morphology. The Philodendrons That Made It Famous From those early Florida breeding programs came a family of plants soft blush Dominant pigment:  Anthocyanins Fade duration:  10–12 days Breeder / Year:  Cora McColley, Florida Miller, Florida (US PP6,797 – 1989) Parentage:  Complex cross including P. erubescens , P. domesticum

naturalized — often aggressively — in tropical and subtropical regions around the world, including: Florida mats  that prevent native seedling establishment Particularly in Queensland (Australia)  and parts of Florida Special Note: ‘Pearls and Jade’ was developed and patented by the University of Florida from selections Is Technically an Invasive Species in Several Countries Fact: In warm, humid regions like Hawaii , Florida Florida Exotic Pest Plant Council / IFAS Assessment (2022).

Use rain/filtered water if tap water is high in fluoride/chlorine. University of Florida IFAS Extension. University of Florida, Central Florida Research and Education Center. publication/381638355_A_REVIEW_ON_SPATHIPHYLLUM_PHARMACOGNOSTIC_AND_PHARMACOLOGICAL_APPROACH University of Florida Florida foliage house plant care: Spathiphyllum  (EP477).

exportable/importable As a result, plants once considered exclusive — like Philodendron 'White Knight'  or 'Florida 'Florida Green' ) tolerate brief early-morning sun if well-hydrated. 'Florida Green', P.hastatum  or P. squamiferum . 💡 You’ll know humidity is too low if: Leaf edges brown Hybrid : A cross between two genetically distinct parent species or cultivars.Example: Philodendron 'Florida https://tropicos.org/name/2103234 World Flora Online. (n.d.).

evolved—examining factors such as soil composition, light levels, moisture, temperature, and surrounding flora—we Affiliations: Jianjun Chen – University of Florida; Qibing Wang – Chinese Academy of Sciences, Institute

Current Research in Biotechnology, 6 , 100184. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.crbiot.2024.100184 University of Florida

University of Florida IFAS Extension. (n.d.).

From cloud forests in the Andes to coastal trees in Florida, they capture fog, recycle nutrients, and

. 💡 Other water-related causes of leaf drop: Sensitivity to fluoride or chlorine (common in Calathea rapid loss after watering with tap water, cold drafts, or placement near heaters Often triggered by: fluoride Avoid misting as a hydration method — it increases humidity temporarily but doesn’t help roots For fluoride-sensitive disturbance, transplant shock, dry pockets Brown crispy tips → shedding Salt buildup, low humidity, fluoride University of Florida, Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences. https://mrec.ifas.ufl.edu/foliage

University of Florida Research Reports, CFREC-Apopka Research Report RH-86-12 . https://www.researchgate.net

https://doi.org/10.1071/FP12049 University of Florida IFAS Extension. (n.d.).

University of Florida IFAS Extension, Publication # ENH1359 Overview of physical properties of soilless

Springer – Handbook of Florists' Crops Diseases Bowman, H.M., Polston, J.E., & McGovern, R.J. (eds) Handbook of Florists' Crops Diseases.  Springer, Cham (2016). UF/IFAS Extension (University of Florida) Gilman, E.F. & Wilson, S.B. (eds).

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composition of misted water differs from natural humidity : Tap water  often contains minerals, chlorine, and fluoride High levels of salts, chlorine, and fluoride  accumulate in the soil over time, drawing moisture away important to distinguish true variegation  (like the white patches on Monstera albo  or Philodendron Florida