violin philodendron
EGP220.00
Like all Philodendrons, the Violin Philodendron is a very easy-to-care-for plant with vibrant greenery and a unique leaf shape resembling a violin or a horse head.
It prefers medium to bright indirect sunlight but can withstand a shaded outdoor area.
It prefers medium to bright indirect sunlight but can withstand a shaded outdoor area.
- indirect sunlight
- low
- moderately
| Soil | Potting Mix | |
|---|---|---|
| Scientific Name | Philodendron Bipennifolium | |
| Growth Cycle | Evergreen | |
| Habit Type | Shrub | |
| Aroma | Not Scented | |
| Growth Rate | Fast | |
| Habitat | South America |
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