Philodendron Polypoidioides yellow congo plant but not recommended for ingestion

but not recommended for ingestion

The compact

growth is slower than the standard green form

400 meters and known from only a handful of wild collections

though seed availability for the variegated form is essentially nonexistent — cuttings are the reliable path

Philodendron Polypoidioides yellow congo plant but not recommended for ingestionPhilodendron Polypodioides Philodendron polypodioides A rare and intriguing climbing philodendron that occupies a distinctive niche in the collector world, Philodendron polypodioides is named for its resemblance to polypody ferns an unusual comparison that speaks to the delicate, deeply lobed character of its foliage. Leaves are elongated and pinnately lobed with a soft, almost feathery silhouette that sets it apart from the broad, paddle shaped