Philodendron gigas

Philodendron gigasPhilodendron gigas is one of the largest Philodendron species, and they're native to Panama. Though their leaf length may not reach 3' 4' in a home setting, they can still hit a sizable amount! Especially if you give them a good support to climb. 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 water our philodendrons once every 7 10 days.

They like their conditions to be slightly ore on the moist side

use a semi coarse soil that will drain water well

it can be a fast growing during the spring and summer making it perfect for hanging baskets

They prefer bright indirect light but they can handle 2-3 hours of direct sun in the morning or evening

it can start to lose some of its variegation though makes up for it with its incredible dark burgundy foliage

This Begonia is out of this world (though can be found in parts of Malaysia)

This may roughly be around every 10 days depending on your home environment

They will like a nice humid environment as well thats why they make for a great terrarium plant

These little cuties have unique white stripes of variegation as they mature

That being said they are able to endure some colder conditions

Bright light will maintain the purple spotting

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