Philodendron verrucosumThis is quite an impressive and incredibly unusual specimen. This species is native to parts of Costa Rica thus wild variances in the species itself are discovered. Their fuzzy petioles are our favorite part! Be sure to give this plant support to climb, if you want to see those big leaves! Care Naturally they climb upon trees we can simulate this with a moss pole which will produce larger growth. They like bright indirect light never direct sun. We

definitely earning the name whale fin

These would thrive when given a surface like a moss pole to climb

use a coarse cacti soil

They can go fully dry between full waterings

This is a multi-lobed climbing Philodendron

5FT tall from the ground

use a semi coarse soil that will drain water well

We recommend weekly waterings and keep this plant in a bright filtered light

" this thick caudex epiphytic species is native to Malaysia

A lovely Philodendron with spectacular silvery foliage

These produce this mottled yellow and green leaf and pink petioles

they are small 2" inch plants and they are often cultivated as miniature terrarium species