philodendron squamiferum vs pedatum Philodendron

philodendron squamiferum vs pedatum PhilodendronNative to Venezuela and Brazil, this tropical beaut is a rarer Philodendron hybrid assumed to be a cross with the Philodendron Squamiferum and Philodendron Pedatum. Though defined by its highly pedate leaves whose fenestration becomes more defined as the plant matures, The Florida Green is also characterized by the deep red shade of its petioles. A climber by nature, we suggest providing this vigorously growing, rare aroid with a moss pole or trellis

Native to Venezuela and Brazil, this tropical beaut is a rarer Philodendron hybrid assumed to be a cross with the Philodendron Squamiferum and Philodendron Pedatum. Though defined by its highly pedate leaves whose fenestration becomes more defined as the plant matures, The Florida Green is also characterized by the deep red shade of its petioles.

A climber by nature, we suggest providing this vigorously growing, rare aroid with a moss pole or trellis to support it as it grows!

Light: Bright, indirect sunlight is ideal for your Philodendron. They enjoy a good deal of ambient sun, but do not favor direct light. Direct, bright sun will cause sunburn, fading, and wilting of its leaves and stems.

Water: These plants prefer for their soil to stay slightly moist, but never soggy. Plant in a well-draining potting mix and allow the soil to dry roughly 1”-2” down in the pot between waterings to avoid oversaturation.

Humidity: High humidity and a warm environment is best for this Philodendron variety. We suggest adding a humidifier or a pebble tray to your plant care routine if the air in your space is dry.

Poisonous to pets if ingested.

Photographs are representative of the species and not always the specific plant shipped. Normal variations in size, pruning and leaf structure may occur.  

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