R250.00
Philodendron Gloriosum
(Slow growing)
PLU 3105
Picture(s) shown is only a representation of a mature plant and not the actual plant. Small juvenile plants often look different from a grown speciment.
Description
The Philodendron gloriosum is increasingly sought after and has become exceptionally rare and vulnerable in its native Colombian habitat. As of 2021, there are only 7 locations across the world where it can be found growing natively. This isn't a climbing epiphyte like many other Philodendron species. Instead, the heartleaf-shaped, velvety foliage with eye-catching white veins has a creeping, ground-crawling habit. Part of the appeal of this plant is its forgiving, low-maintenance nature. It's pretty slow-growing, and new foliage usually takes over a month to open up.
Growth Spread |
creeper |
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Growth Height |
1 Meters. |
 Water Requirements |
Moderate to moist soil. |
Frost Sensitive |
Yes - Best kept a temperature between 18°C and 30°C |
Flowering Period |
Not grown for flowers. Rarely blooms indoors. |
Light Requirements |
Bright indirect light to light shade. |
Soil Requirements |
Well drained barky, compost rich soil. |
Additional information
| Size | Small (9cm), Medium (15/17cm), Large (19/23cm) |
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