Philodendron verrucosum, a captivating climbing variety, thrives under moderate levels of indirect light. Its delicate leaves are sensitive and may bleach or burn if exposed to too intense lighting. Unfortunately, these plants were positioned a bit too close to the grow light, resulting in some leaf damage.

This particular Philodendron verrucosum has been propagated from mature stem cuttings (non-TC), ensuring that the new growth will exhibit the mature leaf form. The distinction between the plant's young and mature leaves is remarkable. The younger leaves present as small, round, and green, whereas the mature leaves develop stunning burgundy red patterns, as showcased in the product photos.

The plant shown in the images is the exact one you will receive. Most exhibit minor imperfections on their leaves due to overexposure to light, visible as yellow dots scattered across the leaf. Not every leaf on each plant is affected, and we have made an effort to clearly display these imperfections in the photos provided. For example, Plant B shows the most damage, with scorching on its newest leaf, while Plant D's damage is limited to slight yellowing on the corner of one leaf. With proper lighting, future leaves should remain unaffected, ensuring that these plants will grow into magnificent specimens. Alternatively, they also serve as excellent candidates for propagation.

Because of the leaf imperfections on this plants, we are offering them at discounted price. We usually verrucosum with mature leaf form at a smaller size than these for $29.