Background Native to Central America, Monstera deliciosa is also known as split-leaf philodendron or swiss cheese plant. It is an evergreen perennial climbing vine that is most notable for its long aerial roots that resemble cords and its huge pierced leaves on thick plant...

Background Monstera deliciosa, a plant native to Central America, is sometimes called swiss cheese plant or split-leaf philodendron. It is an evergreen perennial climbing vine that stands out for its large pierced leaves on strong plant stalks and its long aerial roots that resemble...

Background Monstera adansonii, also known as Adanson's monstera or Swiss cheese plant, is a flowering plant in the Araceae family that is found throughout much of South and Central America. Here is a white and silvery variegation cultivar with a shape that resembles melted...

Background Anthurium warocqueanum, a magnificent epiphytic tree dweller from the rainy woods of Columbia in northern South America, is known among collectors as the Queen Anthurium. Anthurium warocqueanum is a member of the Anthurium section Cardiolonchium, which includes Anthurium species with velutinous (velvet) leaf...

Water Water well on dry/summer every 5 days, please wait until top 3inches soil are dry. Once the watering habit are established for maximum grows, this plant can thrive for very long time. Wait for longer gap between watering in winter as most of...

Background Burle Marx's Philodendron is a low-growing shrub or vine with heart-shaped shiny green leaves and reddish stems. It prefers partial sun and moderate soil moisture and grows in clumps about two feet tall and two to three feet wide.The philodendron is a plant...

Background This plant was discovered in Burle Marx's collection in Rio de Janeiro and was first introduced to agriculture there. The source of this plant's collection is unknown. This specimen almost resembles Monstera deliciosa, particularly Monstera deliciosa var. sierrana, which is now used to...

Background Monstera is a tiny genus with 41 officially identified Neotropical species found only in Mexico, Central and South America. Monstera adansonii, first identified to science in 1830 (a Philodendron related but not a Philodendron), is a good example of why I dislike popular...

Background The climbing herbaceous plant Scindapsus treubii belongs to the Araceae family. a species from Borneo, the Jawa, and Malaya. Scindapsus is a well-known plant in the decorative industry all over the world. An eliptic spherical leaf with a glossy, light green with silver...

Background This species has been found in tropical wet forests between sea level and 800 meters elevation in the Atlantic and Pacific lowlands of Costa Rica.Due to its bullate leaves and almost complete lack of a peduncle, Anthurium clidemioides is classified in the Polyphyllium...

Background Monstera Peru (also known as Monstera karstenianum) is a unique monstera species that lacks the fenestrated leaves that are commonly associated with monsteras. This variety has small, rounded, somewhat leathery leaves that are puckered and ridged. This plant originated in Peru, which is...

Background Anthurium pterodactyl is a mythical unknown origin in the Indonesian aroid houseplant trade. It is most likely the result of a cross between two distinct plant parents with blade traits that are comparable. It could be a selected specimen of A. pedatoradiatum and...

Background From Mexico to Panama, it has been discovered at elevations ranging from near sea level to 800 m, primarily on the Atlantic slope in Mexico and Middle America, but also on both slopes in Costa Rica and Panama. This species belongs to the...

Background A pedate structure in biology is a structure that resembles or has the quality of feet. It is derived from the Latin verb "pedo," which means "to furnish with feet." Botanically, the term refers to compound leaves, veins, or other structures whose divisions emerge...

Background From Costa Rica to Colombia, at elevations ranging from almost sea level to 1,200 m, the species has been observed. The species can be found in tropical and premontane wet forests in Costa Rica. It also occurs rarely in Panama's tropical and premontane...

Water Water well on dry/summer every 5 days, please wait until top 3inches soil are dry. Once the watering habit are established for maximum grows, this plant can thrive for very long time. Wait for longer gap between watering in winter as most of...

Background The climbing herbaceous plant Scindapsus treubii belongs to the Araceae family. a species from Borneo, the Jawa, and Malaya. Scindapsus is a well-known plant in the decorative industry all over the world. An eliptic spherical leaf with a glossy, light green to deep...

Background This Philodendron is a cultivar variation of the well-known Philodendron 'Brazil.' The mid rib is named after the distinct pure white/silver. A nice climbing Philodendron to collect in variation of other related cultivars.   Care Guide Origin Horticultural Origin Sun 50% to 70%...

Background This Philodendron is an unnamed selection of Philodendron hederaceum oxycardium variety with a naturally occurring whole plant mutation. In 1991, the inventor, Ruben Ernesto Acosta, discovered the new Philodendron specimen in a controlled environment in Holambra, Brazil, as a single plant within a...

Background Philodendron brandtianum is a tropical rainforest plant native to Peru, Bolivia, Brazil, Ecuador, and Colombia. Its heart-shaped leaves have a silvery sheen and would look lovely in any indoor tropical garden. A great climbing plant nurtured as house plant.   Care Guide Origin...