Philodendron ‘Imperial Red’ Aglaonema Humidity: 65 – 85% maintains

Humidity: 65 – 85% maintains strong bullation and even expansion

Pruning: Pinch tips to encourage bushiness or redirect vining

Repotting: Every 1 – 2 years or when roots fill the container

Fresh blades rise nearly vertical

Rarity: still uncommon in trade

Philodendron ‘Imperial Red’ Aglaonema Humidity: 65 – 85% maintainsPhilodendron Imperial Red Brown maroon colour covers each fresh leaf and remains as a deep red cast after the surface turns dark green. Rigid red purple stalks and matching protective sheaths stay visible beneath the foliage, preserving the dark colour throughout the rosette. The large leaves are firm, glossy and elongated oval. Closely spaced growth builds a dense, layered rosette around the short stem, giving the plant a broad, substantial presence.