Costa Farms Pink Princess Philodendron Live Indoor Plant — Pink‑Variegated in 6-inch White Pot, ~14in Tall

Costa Farms Pink Princess Philodendron is a live, pink-variegated tropical houseplant in a 6-inch white composite pot, approximately 14 inches tall from pot base to foliage tip.

Distinctive for its green leaves splashed with varying amounts of pink, the Pink Princess by Costa Farms brightens tabletops, shelves, and indoor plant collections. This cultivar prefers bright, indirect light, moderate watering, and routine care to reach its full decorative potential. Each specimen is unique—leaf color and variegation vary by plant—so what you receive will be a one-of-a-kind member of your home greenery.

How much light does the Pink Princess need to thrive?

This philodendron does best in bright, indirect sunlight for around five hours or more each day. Avoid direct afternoon sun that can scorch the leaves; a spot near an east- or north-facing window or a few feet from a south- or west-facing window is ideal.

• Bright, indirect light for 5+ hours daily
• Shield from strong direct sun to prevent leaf burn
• Rotate periodically for even growth and variegation

What is the watering routine for a healthy Pink Princess?

Water roughly once a week with about 1/2 cup, then allow excess to drain—do not let the plant sit in standing water. Adjust frequency for your home: more in warm, dry conditions and less in cooler, humid environments.

• About 1/2 cup of water weekly as a starting point
• Ensure pot drains well; this Costa Farms planter is closed to avoid spills
• Check soil moisture; water when top inch feels dry

How should I fertilize and repot my Pink Princess?

Feed during spring and summer with a general-purpose houseplant fertilizer following package directions to support growth. Repot when roots fill the container—move to a slightly larger pot, refresh soil, and water thoroughly to help it settle.

• Fertilize in growing season (spring/summer) per product instructions
• Repot into a marginally larger container when root-bound
• Use fresh, well-draining potting mix when repotting

What should I watch for when unboxing and placing my new plant?

Costa Farms packages plants carefully, but temperature changes and rough handling can stress foliage. Bring the plant indoors immediately if temperatures near freezing are expected, and allow it to acclimate to your home for several days before making major changes.

• Inspect leaves on arrival; some variation from photos is normal
• Protect from freezing temperatures—USDA hardy zones listed as 10–12
• Acclimate gradually to new light and humidity conditions

Who is this plant for? The Costa Farms Pink Princess is a great pick for plant lovers who want a striking, low-to-moderate care indoor specimen that doubles as living decor. It suits beginners who follow straightforward light and watering guidelines, as well as experienced collectors looking to add a uniquely variegated philodendron. Because each leaf’s pink pattern differs, it also appeals to anyone who values a one-of-a-kind houseplant statement piece. Note: plants are not for consumption and should be kept away from children and pets.