Philodendron Sterling Velvet Oxalidaceae anceps coloration and form

anceps coloration and form

never allow the fine roots to dry out

It does not require a large temperature drop to flower

elongated leaves with a distinctive silvery-green coloration and subtle venation

Philodendron Sterling Velvet Oxalidaceae anceps coloration and formA primary hybrid of Phil. sodiroi aff. Phil. melanochrysum, two iconic velvety leaved species from the tropical cloud forests of South America, it produces exceptionally large, heart shaped leaves with a deep, lustrous green surface, prominent raised venation, and a rich, velvety texture inherited from its melanochrysum parentage. The imposing, climbing habit and monumental leaf size make it one of the most sought after collector Philodendrons in