Philodendron paloraense is an Ecuadorian climbing species known for its thick, leathery, paddle-shaped leaves supported by flattened, winged petioles. This variegated form features splashes, streaks, and marbling of cream and pale yellow across the dark green leaf surface. As an epiphytic climber, providing a cedar board or moss pole encourages the stems to establish and allows subsequent leaves to increase in size and thickness. Maintain bright indirect light to support variegation, warm temperatures, and elevated humidity in an airy, free-draining aroid mix, allowing the top couple of inches to dry down between thorough waterings.

Exact Plant Info

Pot size: 3.5" x 3.5"

Soil media: RPF Soil Mix

Height: 8" (with pot)

Longest leaf length: 7" 

*You will receive the EXACT plant shown in the photos.

DISCLAIMER: Highly variegated leaves are prone to browning and may be more vulnerable during the shipping process.