Philodendron Florida Beauty Green x Patriciae alocasia baginda A newly described epiphytic shrub

A newly described epiphytic shrub from the Andean cloud forests of Ecuador

as this is a small plant with modest nutrient demands

Philodendron erubescens 'Caramel Marble'

First described in 2021 and named for the Zamora Chinchipe Province of southeastern Ecuador where it was discovered

immersive foliage presence of considerable drama — this is a plant that rewards its keeper not with rapid turnover but with a slow accumulation of extraordinary scale

Philodendron Florida Beauty Green x Patriciae alocasia baginda A newly described epiphytic shrubLight: 2,0003,500 lux (bright, indirect light; can tolerate medium light with slower growth) Humidity: 80%+ (critical for proper leaf unfurling and preventing edge curl) Substrate: Chunky epiphytic mix (40% orchid bark, 30% sphagnum moss, 20% perlite, 10% charcoal) Water: Allow top 12 inches to dry between thorough waterings Temperature: 7085F (2129C) daytime not below 60F (15C) at night Special Notes: Support Essential: Requires a moss pole or tree