PHILODENDRON Bipennifolum Aurea "Golden Violin" 14cm

DESCRIPTIONS:

Philodendron bipennifolum Aurea, is also known as the Golden Violin or Horsehead Philodendron, is a striking cultivar of the Philodendron bipennifolum, characterised by its vibrant, neon-yellow to golden-green foliage and unique, lobed leaf shaped.   

Appearance:

*  The leaves are initially a bright, neon-yellow, transitioning to a golden-green as they mature. 

Leaf Shaped:

*  As the plant matures, the leaves develop prominent lobes, giving them a distinctive, Violin-like or Horsehead-like appearance. 

*  The leaves can grow up to 18 inches long as the plant matures. 

Growth Habit:

*  It's a climbing plant that thrives with a support,  such as a moss pole or totem.

*  Golden Violin can grow to be quite tall, potentially reaching 5 feet or more with consistent care and right conditions. 

*  When grown vertically,  the leaves tend to become larger and more showy.

*  It considered a fast growing Philodendron. 

How to care:

*  LIGHT - Prefers bright, indirect sunlight, though it can tolerate some direct light. 

*  Temperature  - Thrives in warm, humid environments (ideally around 18 degrees Celsius).

*  Watering  - Allow the top two inches of soil to dry out between watering. 

*  Soil type:  A standard potting mix is recommended. 

Toxicity:

*  Like other Philodendron,  this plant is toxic if ingested by humans or pets.

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