Philodendron verrucosumThis is quite an impressive and incredibly unusual specimen. This species is native to parts of Costa Rica thus wild variances in the species itself are discovered. Their fuzzy petioles are our favorite part! Be sure to give this plant support to climb, if you want to see those big leaves! Care Naturally they climb upon trees we can simulate this with a moss pole which will produce larger growth. They like bright indirect light never direct sun. We

This may roughly be about every 3-4 weeks

The large caudex has a rough texture and hairlike stems covering the entire surface

Long elusive but finally available at last

use a semi-coarse soil medium

these tropical pines are native to Norfolk Island off the coast of New Zealand

Workshop duration is roughly 45 minutes to an hour

You do not have to have the highest levels of humidity

It is only found growing in rocky areas of the tropical rain forests of Sabah

They are often referred to as "Dragon Bones" or "White Ghost" they are known for their skeletal growth pattern and near white variegation

don't fret they are just storing energy

It gets a lovely deep purple tan when exposed to strong sun

there is no upkeep needed for the moss pole itself other than keeping moist