RedCrocus Philodendron Likety Split Live Plant, Ruffled Split-Leaf, Compact Self-Heading, Easy-Care Indoor Houseplant, Non-Climbing for Bright Rooms or Shaded Patios 6"

Name: RedCrocus Philodendron Likety Split Live Plant, Ruffled Split-Leaf, Compact Self-Heading, Easy-Care Indoor Houseplant, Non-Climbing for Bright Rooms or Shaded Patios 6"
Brand: RedCrocus
SKU: ber8191-redcrocus
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Philodendron Likety Split

A ruffled, deeply lobed split‑leaf philodendron with bold texture and easy‑care temperament.

Description

Philodendron Likety Split is a self‑heading, non‑climbing selection celebrated for its dramatically cut, ruffled leaves that create a lush, architectural silhouette. Compared with the classic split‑leaf types, this cultivar stays more compact and forms a dense, rounded clump—perfect for bright living rooms, shaded patios, and tropical gardens in frost‑free climates. Thick, glossy leaves with deeply serrated lobes add year‑round texture and movement. Easygoing by nature, it tolerates a range of indoor conditions while rewarding good light and steady moisture with vigorous warm‑season growth.

Suggested Uses

Decor

Statement floor plant in living rooms, offices, entryways, and covered patios.

Placement

Bright, filtered light indoors; dappled morning sun to open shade outdoors.

Companions

Pair with Monsteras, Peace Lilies, Ferns, Calatheas, Aglaonemas, Bromeliads, and Pothos.

Landscape

Tropical understory massing in frost‑free zones; generally deer‑resistant foliage.

Houseplant

Thrives indoors with steady moisture and average home humidity; low mess foliage.

Arrangements

Large leaves make long‑lasting foliage accents in tropical floral design.

Plant Details

Botanical Name

Philodendron Likety Split

Common Name

Philodendron (Split‑Leaf, often sold as ‘Lickety Split’)

Size & Growth

Indoors 3–5 ft tall/wide; outdoors 5–6+ ft. Self‑heading, clumping, non‑climbing habit.

Hardiness Zones

USDA 9b–11 outdoors; grow as a houseplant in cooler regions. Protect from frost.

Foliage Type

Evergreen, glossy, deeply lobed and ruffled leaves with dramatic texture.

Bloom Time

Rare indoors; outdoors on mature plants in summer to early fall (spathe/spadix).

Growth Rate

Moderate to fast in warm months; slower during winter dormancy.

Light Requirements

Bright, indirect light; tolerates medium light. Avoid harsh afternoon sun.

Attracts Pollinators

Low. When blooming outdoors, inflorescences may attract beetles.

Indoor Friendly

Yes—excellent houseplant with stable temps and filtered light.

Container Friendly

Yes—thrives in well‑drained containers; repot every 1–2 years as roots fill pot.

Deer Resistant

Generally resistant; calcium oxalate deters browsing.

Pet Warning

Toxic if chewed (calcium oxalate). Keep away from pets and children.

Fragrant

Not fragrant in typical culture; flowers are uncommon indoors.

Cut Flower

Leaves useful as long‑lasting cut foliage; blooms not usually used.

Grows Well With

Monstera, Spathiphyllum, Calathea, Aglaonema, Ferns, Bromeliads, Epipremnum (Pothos).

Care Tips

Planting Instructions

Use a pot with drainage; set the root crown at soil line (do not bury the stem). For outdoor planting in frost‑free zones, choose dappled shade and space 3–5 ft apart. Acclimate to brighter light over 7–10 days.

Soil Moisture

Keep evenly moist but never soggy. Water when the top 1–2 in (2.5–5 cm) of mix is dry; reduce frequency in winter.

Soil Type

Chunky, well‑draining aroid mix: ~40% potting mix, 30% fine bark, 20% perlite/pumice, 10% compost; pH 6.0–7.5.

Humidity

Prefers 50–70% RH. Tolerates average indoor humidity; improve with pebble tray, humidifier, or grouping plants. Provide light airflow.

Pruning Instructions

Remove yellow or damaged leaves at the base with clean, sharp shears. Rotate the pot periodically for even growth; wipe leaves to remove dust.

Winter Care

Protect from temps below 55°F (13°C). Keep away from cold drafts; provide bright light and reduce watering/fertilizer until days lengthen.

Planting Depth

Set the root ball level with the surrounding soil; top of root crown should be visible at the surface. In containers, allow 1–2 in of fresh mix around the root ball.

Fertilization

Feed every 4–6 weeks in spring–summer with a balanced liquid (½ strength) or apply slow‑release granules in early spring. Flush the pot quarterly to prevent salt buildup.

Special Care

Avoid hot afternoon sun; rotate for symmetry; repot every 1–2 years. Monitor for spider mites, scale, and mealybugs—treat early with insecticidal soap or neem oil. Ideal temps 65–85°F (18–29°C).