Lemonlime Philodendron, also called Oxycardium Lemon Lime, with neon green heart-shaped leaves in a quirky Cement Nose planter for homes in Delhi

Lemonlime in Cement Nose

Rs. 600.00
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Lemonlime Philodendron, also called Oxycardium Lemon Lime, with neon green heart-shaped leaves in a quirky Cement Nose planter for homes in Delhi
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Lemonlime in Cement Nose

Lemonlime in Cement Nose

Rs. 600.00
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Description

Playful meets sculptural in this charming pairing of vibrant Lemonlime Philodendron and our artisan Cement Nose planter. The plant's bright, lime-green leaves bring instant energy and life, while the handcrafted planter adds a touch of whimsy and modern artistry with its unique face design. 

Disclaimer:
You may notice slight variations in the miniature elements and plant size compared to the photos, since each arrangement is handcrafted and every plant grows differently.
Care

Your Oxycardium Lemon Lime comes planted in the right soil mix so it starts healthy — with the right balance of light and watering, its fresh neon-lime heart-shaped leaves will stay vibrant and full.


Where to keep it?
Think bright, indirect light. A spot near a window with filtered sunlight works best.
More indirect light helps maintain its bright lemon-lime color.
Avoid harsh, direct sun for long hours — it can fade or scorch the leaves.


How much watering?
Overwatering is the most common issue. It prefers lightly moist soil, not soggy roots.

  • Push your finger 1 inch into the soil. If it feels slightly moist, don’t water yet.
  • If it feels dry, water thoroughly until water drains from the bottom.
  • In summers: usually once a week. In winters: every 10–14 days (always follow the finger test over the calendar).


Other care tips

  • Can trail beautifully from shelves or climb with support.
  • Rotate the pot occasionally for even growth.
  • Wipe leaves gently so dust doesn’t block light.
  • Keep away from direct AC airflow.
Pot Size

4.5x4.5inch

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