It is a botanical gem celebrated for its extraordinary foliage and vibrant presence. The leaves of this tropical beauty are generously sized, heart-shaped, and adorned with a mesmerizing pattern of silvery veins that intricately traverse a deep green canvas. This intricate veining pattern bears a striking resemblance to the veins of an emerald, lending the plant its evocative name. As a climbing or vining species, Philodendron esmeraldense naturally follows its forest habitat's inclination to seek support and reach for the coveted canopy light. When cultivated indoors, it adapts gracefully, either climbing on trellises or cascading elegantly, creating an enchanting and dynamically appealing display. Admired by plant enthusiasts for its stunning foliage and adaptability, this philodendron variety enriches indoor gardens with a touch of tropical beauty and botanical sophistication. To ensure its thriving, provide well-draining soil, moderate to bright indirect light, and consistent moisture, allowing it to flourish and elevate living spaces with its natural elegance and timeless allure.
Spider mites have taken a little trip. Currently she's in the shower. Fighting the urge to chop leaves off an Repot as it just travelled.
Hopefully they just die off.
Gabriel sold me a baby. And now I repotted it twice..thought these small plants would take for ever to grow up..boy was I wrong..going back for more...thanks again
I've been tyring to get someone at your firm to contact me regarding this purchase. The plant arrived with 3 stems inwhich 2 were broken. One stems rotted off and dropped off plant. All 3 leaves were yellow and dying. Why was the plant pot smashed?I'm glad I received this survey. I hope someone will email the steps you'll take to send me another plant or a refund.
