Philodendron squamiferum is a climbing aroid best known for its deeply divided green leaves and unusual reddish petioles. The leaf stalks are covered with small, spreading scales that give them a bristly appearance. This feature…
Philodendron 69686 is a climbing aroid known for its unusual three-lobed leaves. The long central lobe, shorter side lobes and dark green foliage give it an appearance that is easy to recognize once you know…
Philodendron ‘Rojo Congo’, commonly sold as Philodendron Red Congo, is a large, self-heading houseplant known for its broad, glossy leaves and dark reddish-brown stems. Its foliage changes as it develops. Newly unfolding leaves have brown-maroon-green…
Philodendron pedatum has a climbing growth habit, which gives you several opportunities to propagate it as the stem gets longer. However, taking a cutting is not simply a matter of removing a healthy-looking leaf and…
Philodendron ‘Prince of Orange’ is a self-heading hybrid known for its bright orange new leaves. As the foliage develops, the colour gradually changes through apricot and yellow-green before settling into pale or medium green. Its…
Philodendron ‘Whipple Way’ is a climbing variegated Philodendron valued for its unusual cream-and-green foliage. Its elongated leaves can display creamy white, pale green, mint and deeper green markings, sometimes with several shades appearing on the…
Philodendron melanochrysum is a climbing tropical plant known for its large, heart-shaped leaves, deep green colour, coppery sheen and soft, velvety surface. Its pale veins stand out against the dark foliage, giving mature leaves a…
Philodendron Silver Sword is admired for its long, metallic-looking leaves, which develop from reddish-orange new growth into blue-green foliage with silvery highlights. Young plants can look quite different from the mature specimens commonly shown in…
Philodendron ‘Paraiso Verde’ is a climbing Philodendron known for its elongated leaves and irregular green and pale yellow-green markings. Some leaves have strong contrast, while others contain larger areas of green. The foliage is naturally…
Philodendron Micans is loved for its heart-shaped leaves, soft velvety surface and trailing stems. New leaves often emerge in copper or bronze shades before becoming greener as they mature. The undersides can show reddish or…