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The Pink Princess Philodendron is a stunning plant known for its deep green and pink variegated leaves. If you’ve noticed wrinkled or distorted leaves, don’t worry! There are several possible causes, and most are easy to fix.
If your Pink Princess isn’t getting enough water, its leaves may start to wrinkle and curl as they lose moisture. Check the soil – if it’s dry more than 2-3 cm deep, your plant needs a drink.
Too much water can suffocate roots, causing poor nutrient absorption. Signs of overwatering include soggy soil, yellowing leaves, and a mushy stem. Ensure your pot has drainage holes and let the soil dry slightly between watering.
Pink Princess Philodendrons love high humidity (above 50%). If the air is too dry, the leaves may wrinkle. Increase humidity with a pebble tray, humidifier, or regular misting.
Lack of essential nutrients like calcium, magnesium, or nitrogen can cause leaf deformities. Use a balanced liquid fertiliser every 4-6 weeks during the growing season.
Extreme temperatures or sudden changes can stress your plant. Keep it in a stable environment between 18-27°C and away from cold drafts or direct heat sources.
Pests like spider mites and thrips can damage leaves, causing them to curl and wrinkle. Check the undersides of leaves and use neem oil or insecticidal soap to treat infestations.
Wrinkled leaves on your Pink Princess Philodendron can usually be resolved with simple care adjustments. By ensuring proper watering, humidity, nutrients, and pest control, your plant will thrive and maintain its stunning variegation.
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