4” Philodendron gigas finalysonii Caring for your Macodes petola

Caring for your Macodes petola is fairly simple but it does require some extra attention

with splashes of cream and white variegation throughout the leaves

This plant will tolerate low light conditions but will thrive in bright indirect light

Hoya Acuta inner variegated is known for its smaller

Keep the soil consistently moist

4” Philodendron gigas finalysonii Caring for your Macodes petolaPhilodendron gigas is another extraordinary climbing species. Their leaves have a velvet texture. New leaves emerge an orange color and eventually fade to green. Philodendron gigas is commonly confused with Philodendron melanochrysum and while they are similar in appearance, Philodendron gigas leaves get much longer and narrow the further up it climbs. For your plant to grow this mature foliage it needs to climb a pole or other support structure.