Xanadu, Golden

Native to the tropical environment of Brazil, xanadu is widely cultivated as a landscape plant because of its wide, glossy, green leaves.

Scientific Name:Philodendron xanadu

Common Names:xanadu, cut-leaf philodendron

Maximum Reachable Height:3 feet

Difficulty to Grow:easy

Care:a spider mite infestation will cause leaves to pale; treat with natural insecticide

Sunlight:bright, indirect light; too much sun will burn the leaves

Soil:well-drained, humus-rich soil

Water:water moderately but consistently; let the soil dry between waterings

Fertiliser:feed once every month with a liquid fertiliser

Precautions:

poisonous to both humans and pets
ingestion may cause swelling of lips and tongue, stomach pain, and vomiting
sap may cause skin irritation
Ornamental Use:because of its rich foliage, xanadu is often used in mass-planting to fill up spaces

References:

https://philodendronplant.com/philodendron-xanadu-grow-and-care-tips/
https://bloomscape.com/plant-life/how-to-care-for-a-philodendron-xanadu/
https://homeguides.sfgate.com/care-xanadu-plant-22505.html
https://www.plantingman.com/philodendron-xanadu/
https://www.gardensonline.com.au/gardenshed/plantfinder/show_1072.aspx