Philodendron bicolor Utricularia We're excited about the potential

We're excited about the potential as they mature especially since we used our truncata (c) that is the size of a small child so we expect them to get huge

All the parent species have strong genetics so it will be interesting to see how this cross plays out

6 -1716 μmol/s

It's a cross between our Red Ruffled form of [(lowii x veitchii) x boschiana] and veitchii (k) "Orange Fade"

It's famous for its wavy leaves and peltate leaf insertion

Philodendron bicolor Utricularia We're excited about the potentialPhilodendron bicolor produces long, strap shaped leaves with beautiful copper backsides. The petioles are particularly elongated which helps it stretch out to receive light as it grows as an epiphyte in nature. It's really a must have for the collector. Like most Philodendrons, this variety prefers moist but well draining soil and some humidity. As it climbs, it should be staked or allowed to climb up moss poles. In higher humidity environments,