Ugaoo Philodendron Broken Heart Pet Safe Plant with White Self Watering Pot (Monstera Adansonii)

One of the most popular houseplants, and our all-time bestseller, this easy-growing plant with its heart-shaped leaves is loved for its beautiful fenestrations. Quick to grow with delicate trailing vines that can be styled for every space, the Philodendron broken heart is the monstera charm you want to add to your home if you don't have the space for the huge monstera. Scientifically known as the Monstera adansonii, this broken heart plant thrives indoors in bright indirect light and with very little care.

Key Feature: 

• Broken Heart Plant with Pot: 23 - 28 cm
• Pot Size: 4 inch diameter
• Soil Media: Coco Peat +Coco Chips+ Soil
• Recyclable box

Essential Care Guide for Your Plant:

Water Thrice A Week: Always check your plants before watering, the topsoil should be dry to touch. For succulents allow the potting mix to dry completely before watering again.

Needs Bright Indirect Sunlight: Place your plants on window sills where it can get the brightest possible indirect light. Bright indirect light is when the plant is within a couple of feet of a natural source of light.

Beginner Friendly: If you are a new gardener this is a great choice for you. The plant will thrive in your journey to learn gardening with trials and errors.

Benefits of the Broken Heart Plant:

The Broken Heart Plant isn't just a visually appealing addition to your indoor garden; it also offers several benefits that make it a popular choice among plant enthusiasts:

Air Purification: Like many other indoor plants , the Broken Heart Plant is an excellent air-purifying plant. It helps remove common indoor pollutants, such as formaldehyde and benzene, improving the air quality in your home.

Stress Reduction: The presence of greenery and the act of nurturing a living thing can have a calming effect on your mind, reducing stress and promoting a sense of well-being.

Symbolism: The name "Broken Heart Plant" is a reflection of its unique flower shape, which resembles a broken heart. Many people find solace in the plant's symbolism, using it as a therapeutic reminder of emotional healing and resilience through plants.