Philodendron Polypoides

Philodendron Polypodioides are native to the West Indies and the tropical rainforests of Central and South America. While both Philodendron Polypodioides and Philodendron Tortum may exhibit similar climbing growth habits, they are distinct species within the Philodendron genus. Despite their outward similarities, the two species differ notably in leaf shape, texture, and other characteristics, making them easily distinguishable upon closer examination. The Philodendron Polypodioides is a unique and relatively rare houseplant known for its distinctive features, including its slender, strap-like leaves, which set it apart from many other Philodendron species.

General care:

🌞Light: Bright indirect light is ideal, with morning or evening direct light also acceptable. Avoid strong midday sunlight to prevent leaf burn. 

💧Water: Water when the top inch of the soil is dry.

⛲Humidity: Moderate to high Humidity. It will thrive in 75-85% humidity.

✂Propagation: Cut from the nod and place it into any growing medium.