You may not think of houseplants as something expensive, but many houseplants are expensive, including some philodendron plants. Even if they are expensive, many of us don’t bat an eye when purchasing them. But why are philodendrons expensive and which are the most expensive philodendron … Why Are Philodendron Plants So Expensive? read more »
Variety is the spice of life and philodendrons certainly do live up to this adage. As foliage plants, philodendrons stand out with different types of leaf sizes, shapes, patterns, and even leaf colors. But beyond that, philodendrons are the ultimate apartment plant — they’re so … 20 Types of Philodendrons – Popular & Rare Varieties read more »
With highly lobed, oak-shaped leaves, the Philodendron Pedatum (Laciniatum) is a climbing variety that requires a support pole or other support structure for best growth. In different stages of their development, the leaves of the philodendron Pedatum can take up a variety of shapes, but … How to Care for Philodendron Pedatum (Laciniatum)? read more »
If you’re not a fan of small leaf philodendrons, you may want to take a look at the Philodendron Plowmanii, which sports massive leaves in a gradient of colors. Be advised, however, that this philodendron variety is a rare find, so arm yourself with patience … How to Care for Philodendron Plowmanii? read more »
Difficult to get a hold of, yet all the more beautiful, the Philodendron McDowell is a cross between Philodendron pastazanum and Philodendron gloriosum. The hybrid was created in 1988 by John Banta and supposedly carries the name of his friend, “Dean McDowell”. The McDowell features … How to Care for Philodendron McDowell? read more »
The first thing you notice on the philodendron Mexicanum is its elongated leaves that can grow to 2 feet long on some plants. By any measure, this philodendron variety is a highly exotic one that will vine and climb relatively fast given the opportunity. Native … How to Care for Philodendron Mexicanum? read more »
With deep red veins and heart-shaped leaves, the Erubescens Red Emerald Philodendron is native to Colombia. It’s a flowering plant, producing deep red flowers, but not indoors though. Still, you can enjoy this plant solely for its foliage too. Its shiny green leaves look beautifully … How to Care for Philodendron Erubescens Red Emerald? read more »
A sought-after philodendron variety, the philodendron Gigas stands out with its huge velvety leaves that feature multiple shades of green or copper as the plant matures over time. Because of the high demand for this plant, it’s often very difficult to source it, so if … How to Care for Philodendron Gigas? read more »
An aroid epiphyte, the Philodendron squamiferum is a rare Philodendron variety that stands out mainly because of its red hairs that cover its stems. Its oak-shaped leaves are glossy with multiple lobes. Leaf color can range from medium green to dark green. Tropical plants can … How to Care for Philodendron Squamiferum? read more »
With a dramatic look and often variegated leaves that grow upward, the Philodendron Cobra or Monstera Standleyana originates from Central America to north-western Colombia. It’s a popular indoor plant precisely because of its relatively small leaves that feature creamy-yellow variegations. It’s definitely an architectural plant … How to Care for Philodendron Cobra (Monstera Standleyana)? read more »
