Philodendron mexicanum Oceaniopteris then develop copper and red-brown

then develop copper and red-brown tones as their softly crinkled surfaces mature

Dieffenbachia ‘Tiki’

airy potting mix prevents water retention

'Green Lemon' can be grown as a compact tabletop plant or trained into a small indoor tree with time

Unusual texture: few philodendrons combine pleated blades with hairy petioles

Philodendron mexicanum Oceaniopteris then develop copper and red-brownPhilodendron mexicanum A long, narrow front section extends from two large basal lobes, giving mature leaves a strong three part arrow shape. The lobes may spread or turn slightly backwards, creating an open outline around the climbing stem. The upper surface is green, while some forms develop red or purple colouring beneath. Long stalks turn the blades at different angles, revealing the colour contrast between the two surfaces. Juvenile foliage