Light: The Philodendron Brasil grows faster and produces more leaves in medium or indirect light, but can survive in low light conditions. The variegation will be more noticeable in higher light. Do not put your philodendron in direct sunlight as the sun could burn the leaves.
Water: Let the top 1 to 2 inches dry out between waterings. A Philodendron Brasil will need water once 50% of the soil is dry, and is a great starter plant as it can easily survive some watering neglect.
Humidity: The average household humidity is great for your Philodendron Brasil. The occasional misting will help the leaves grow bigger. The humidity during a bath or shower is great for any philodendron.
