The Congo Rojo philo prefers consistently moist soil. Water when the top 1" of soil is dry.
WATER
WEEKLY
LIGHT
BRIGHT/FILTERED
A sunny location with diffused light will make the colors of the Congo Rojo pop.
EASE OF CARE
EASY
Philodendrons are loved for many reasons, but their ease of care is what makes them excellent houseplants.
Frequently Asked Questions
At Spruce we really are passionate about supplying arrangements that are as illustrated online. The image shown is always the smallest version.
As we are dealing with a live fresh product there are times that substitutions will need to be made. When substituting we will always endeavor to maintain the overall feel and composition of the design.
Looking for a custom arrangement, explore our Creative Director Collection where you direct and give us design cues and we design an arrangement just for you. Explore More
Our Minnesota weather is a challenging factor in making our deliveries, hot in the summer, cold in the winter. Our in house delivery team uses software that sends the recipient a text prior to the delivery to let the recipient know that we are on our way. Think of this as building the anticipation of receiving flowers rather spoiling the surprise, it also allows our drivers to make alternate arrangements with the recipient if they are not available. Our software also sends a text as we arrive to let the recipient know we are at the door.
When ordering flowers for a funeral be sure to add who the the name of the deceased as the recipient in the following format,
S/O AN Other
We will confirm with the church or funeral home the time for delivery which maybe the day before to allow for time to set up.
Our Delivery Rates Range from $7.50 to $30.00 according to zip codes
ADD A POT
Choose from our modern mix of decorative containers. Find a style that works for you whether light and delicate or bold and modern.
Find a pot that will work for the plant size you've selected. Tabletop pots are for plants 6" or smaller and Floor pots are for plants 8" or larger.
Most pots do not have drainage, so they can be kept in their grower's pot, or they can be planted using a light soil (like cactus) with a 1" base of pebbles in the bottom of the pot.