Philodendron gloriosum Zingiberaceae but may attract mealybugs –

but may attract mealybugs – wipe with neem oil if needed

slim margins and uneven spotting near the edge

and its sap may irritate skin

excessive light can flatten markings

pair with solid green aroids to heighten contrast

Philodendron gloriosum Zingiberaceae but may attract mealybugs –Philodendron gloriosum A thick stem travels horizontally across the surface, roots at its nodes and raises one long stalked leaf after another. This creeping direction produces a low, outward spreading plant instead of a vertical vine. Each large blade is heart shaped and velvety, with pale main veins branching through the green surface. New leaves rise near the advancing tip while older ones remain spaced behind, forming a broad row of upright