Philodendron bicolor Specimen ID:Random Selection There's a bit of controversy

There's a bit of controversy as to the exact parentage of the clone since it came from wild burbidgeae seed and thus villosa or edwardsiana may have some role in the parentage

This is a seed grown plant from Exotica

Georgia and the Carolinas

It uses the classic Lumut form as the male parent with the sinister Tambusisi form as the female

Larger plants are produced via cuttings from genetically distinct individuals

Philodendron bicolor Specimen ID:Random Selection There's a bit of controversyPhilodendron bicolor produces long, strap shaped leaves with beautiful copper backsides. The petioles are particularly elongated which helps it stretch out to receive light as it grows as an epiphyte in nature. It's really a must have for the collector. Like most Philodendrons, this variety prefers moist but well draining soil and some humidity. As it climbs, it should be staked or allowed to climb up moss poles. In higher humidity environments,