Philodendron Paloraense Pot Size:4 Inch XL with the vein contrast intensified

with the vein contrast intensified to the point where the pattern reads as striped across the velvety leaf surface

Never remove spent peduncles

more dramatically silvered leaves as it climbs a firm support — a moss pole or trellis is essential for encouraging mature leaf development and the full expression of the signature metallic surface

Brown edges: low humidity or underwatering

Light: Bright indirect light supports the fastest growth and most vivid petiole color

Philodendron Paloraense Pot Size:4 Inch XL with the vein contrast intensifiedPhilodendron Paloraense Philodendron paloraense A rare hemiepiphytic climber native to the cloud forests of Ecuador, named for the Palora canton of Morona Santiago province where it was collected. It produces elongated, deeply serrated leaves with a distinctive silvery blue to blue green hue that develops under good light a coloration unusual in the genus and one of its primary identifying features. Related to P. holtonianum in its trisect leaf form,