Philodendron are a very diverse group of house plants. With a wide variety colour and leaf shape they are one of the easiest house plants to care for! 

Grow in a well lit, bright location for best growing results. The more sun the better for these plants as they will reward you with larger leaves and brighter colours. 

Exposure: Bright indirect light

Growing Season: Spring through Fall 

Water Requirements: Average to moist 

 Pot not exactly as illustrated. Grown in a plastic grower pot.

Philodendron Black Cardinal - 20TP19, 20TP20

This variety has dark foliage that starts dark red and matures to almost black. 

Philodendron Brazil - 20TP21

This variety has emerald green leaves with a yellow variegation throughout the center. This philodendron performs great as a hanging plant.

Philodendron Lemon Lime - 20TP22

This variety has chartreuse, elongated leaves and grows vertically eventually needing support of either a moss pole or staking. Keep out of direct sun as it will burn the delicate foliage.

Philodendron Monstera adansonii - 20TP23

This variety is also known as the swiss cheese vine. Great for hanging baskets or for larger leaves allow to climb on a moss pole. The more sun these plants are allowed to get the more holes their leave will produce. 

Philodendron Monstera deliciosa - 20TP24

This variety is the most commonly known philodendron. The large leaves with the fenestration are what make these plants so popular. Their rapid growth gives even the most beginner house plant owner confidence. The more sun these plants get the larger the leaves and the more splits you will be rewarded with. 

Philodendron Moonlight - 20TP25

This variety is so striking with the florescent lime leaves that emerge and then darken to an emerald green. It is quite fitting of the name moonlight as the new leaves glow! Pair with Prince of Orange and Black cardinal for a trio of similar growing plants for a unique colour combo. 

Philodendron Prince of Orange - 20TP26, 20TP27

This variety has some of the most amazing foliage colouring of the philodendron species. The new leaves start out a rich orange and darken to a rich green.