Kookaburra in a ceramic pot with a standing stem | Houseplant

[Scientific name] Philodendron kookaburra
[Family name] Araceae
[Genus name] Philodendron
[Place of Origin] South America, etc.
[Management method]
・Sunlight
If you place it near a window, sunlight through the lace in summer is sufficient. Avoid direct sunlight. Be careful, as strong sunlight can burn the leaves. Kookaburras are relatively shade-tolerant. However, if they don't get enough sunlight, they will grow leggy and become weak and spindly... If possible, let them sunbathe during the day, and change their location depending on the time of day.
・Watering
Water only after the surface of the soil has dried completely. Be careful not to overwater, as this will cause the roots to rot and the plant to wither. Kookaburras are relatively tolerant of dryness, so don't be afraid to wait until the soil has dried before watering.
・Ventilation
A moderate amount of wind increases the metabolism of plants and helps them grow better. Promoting soil drying also helps prevent root rot. If you place your plants near a window, open the window occasionally to let in some air. If you use a fan, be careful not to blow too much air directly onto them, as it can be too strong.
[Flower language] "Grand heart" "Grand beauty" etc.