Broken heart plants feature large heart-shaped leaves, which can amp up your home decor. Here are five tips to maintain this tropical plant.
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Potting
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Broken heart plants can be grown using a well-draining standard potting mix which helps keep the soil moist.
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Sunlight
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Broken heart plant thrives well under bright, indirect sunlight. Avoid placing it in areas exposed to direct sunlight, as it can burn the plant's delicate foliage.
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Watering
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You can water the plant two to three times a week. Start watering the plant from its base.
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Temperature and humidity
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Broken heart plant is a tropical plant that thrives well in humid places. The ideal temperature for this plant is between 18°C to 30°C.
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Fertiliser
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You can feed broken heart plants once a month. Opt for liquid fertilisers or organic fertilisers like vermicompost.