Philodendron Ruizii luxurians hybrid and develops increasingly dramatic lobing

and develops increasingly dramatic lobing and silvery coloration as it climbs and matures

lacquer-glossy quilted surface of A

with occasional pink-orange flushed petioles

hemiepiphytic climber that undergoes a dramatic and rewarding heteroblastic transformation from youth to maturity

Best for general-purpose feeding of most houseplants

Philodendron Ruizii luxurians hybrid and develops increasingly dramatic lobingPhilodendron Ruizii A semi succulent climbing species native to the eastern Andean slopes from southern Colombia through Ecuador, Peru, and Bolivia, named for the 18th century Spanish botanist Hiplito Ruiz Lpez. It produces thick, elongated, strap like leaves with a heavy, leathery to almost plastic like texture that grow in a bird's nest formation from the center of the plant, with dark maroon undersides. The semi succulent constitution makes it