Philodendron lacerum clearance This aroid is still quite

This aroid is still quite new to the houseplant scene ('new to cultivation' if you're feeling fancy) so it's one you might not have seen yet

It loves bright light

The leaves themselves can grow up to three feet long

Loves humidity – 50% or more is ideal

Plant in a well-draining orchid mix

Philodendron lacerum clearance This aroid is still quiteThis striking philodendron stands out due to the unusual shape of its leaves. The scientific name, meaning 'fringed' points to the distinctive 'pinnate' formation of the leaves. Basically, this means it has lots of wibbly, finger like bits round the edges but stay with me, it really suits the plant! These bright green leaves can grow to be huge, and the plant with them to support leaves like fringed dinner plates. In the wild, Philodendrons climb up