Philodendron 'Florida Beauty' (Grower’s Choice)

Philodendron 'Florida Beauty' has stunning variegation unlike any I've seen before and ranges in color from cream to chartreuse and yellow splashes against dark green leaves. Its variegation can be mottled or sectoral; each leaf is a work of art!
 
It has been described as a hybrid between Philodendron pedatum and Philodendron squamiferum and was supposedly crossed by Robert McColley right here in Florida!
 
Philodendron 'Florida Beauty' is another easy-care Philodendron. It requires bright indirect light. Exposure to bright light helps bring out the variegation (although remember that variegation is in the plant's genetics.)
 
Philodendron 'Florida Beauty' will thrive in high humidity but can adapt to average household humidity  (60%), although it will be slower to grow. 
 
Water when the substrate is dry at least a couple of inches. Make sure to let the water drain completely and do not overwater or leave in the soggy substrate. You can let it dry out between waterings ultimately if you tend to overwater.  
 
Philodendron 'Florida Beauty' thrives in an airy mix (because it's an epiphyte) of coconut coir, perlite, bark, horticultural charcoal, and rice hulls (if you have some). You can either make your own or check out our soilless potting medium ideal for aroids.
 
Fertilize throughout spring and summer with a general-purpose houseplant fertilizer or slow release. You can fertilize into fall and winter if you have greenhouse conditions, but I recommend you still cut back on the amount (less is more). Follow the directions on the fertilizer packaging to know how much fertilizer to use and how often to apply it.