Philodendron joepii 6"Philodendron joepii is a climbing philodendron that is a must have for the plant enthusiast. Long leaves are shaped with two short lobes at the petiole. Petioles are remarkably long. As this plant grows, provide a stake or support or a moss or porous post to hold the plant as it naturally would grow. Aerial roots may be abundant making for a striking display. Weird and wonderful. Light: part sun Soil: potting mix Watering: dry down 5 10% Images are

it may be a featured patio specimen

Height at maturity: 8"

They have a simplified bloom with no petals

These lovely plants can have a range of habits from upright to mounding

flat foliage retains color through out the year without yellowing

and uses a set of braided wicks to deliver water to the plant inside

Dimensions: Opening: 6

vigorous yet not invasive

Leaves vary from bright yellow to amber to burgundy depending on the cultivar

This uncommon Anthurium is notable for its lack of a sinus opening at the top of the leaf

Interior diameter at lip: 9 3/4"

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