• Philodendron Joepii Variegated (1031W53) in a 4-inch pot, showcasing elongated, distinctive leaves nearing full maturity, with the largest leaf at 13 inches.
  • Philodendron Joepii Variegated in a 4-inch pot, showcasing elongated, uniquely-shaped leaves with pronounced lobes, nearly reaching full maturity.
  • Philodendron Joepii Variegated (1031W53) in a 4-inch pot, showcasing its distinctive elongated, lobed leaves nearing full maturity.
  • Philodendron Joepii Variegated (1031W53) in a 4-inch pot, showcasing elongated, mature leaves with distinct lobes and a climbing habit.
  • Philodendron Joepii Variegated (1031W53) in a 4-inch pot, showcasing elongated, mature leaves with distinctive lobes and narrow centers.
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Philodendron Joepii Variegated (1031W53)

Philodendron Joepii Variegated (1031W53)

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Highly-variegated Joepii in a 5-inch pot. The leaves are close to exhibiting the fully mature form, with the largest measuring 13 inches in length.

Philodendron joepii, discovered by Joep Moonen in 1991, is a tropical plant native to Central and South America's rainforests. This species is prized for its distinctive, oddly-shaped, elongated leaves, which develop pronounced lobes and narrow towards the center as they mature. Known for its climbing habit and robust nature, the Philodendron joepii is well-suited for both novice and experienced plant enthusiasts seeking a resilient addition to their collections.

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Philodendron Genus

Philodendrons, a diverse genus of about 450 species, are stout-stemmed climbers from tropical America, belonging to the Araceae family. They typically start as vines and can transform into epiphytes, attaching to trees and any other support they are provided with. The foliage varies in color from green to coppery, red, or purplish, with leaf shapes and textures differing by species and maturity. These plants exhibit a unique climbing strategy, using modified roots to ascend tree trunks and adjust their growth based on light and moisture availability, often regrowing if they fall to the ground.

Philodendron Care

Philodendrons do best in bright, indirect light. They can tolerate lower light conditions, however this may cause variegated plants to lose their color. Water the plant when the top inch of soil feels dry, allowing excess water to drain freely to prevent root rot. Philodendrons prefer a well-draining potting mix and benefit from regular feeding with a balanced, water-soluble fertilizer. Maintain a moderate humidity level between 50 and 70% if possible and keep the plant in a warm environment, ideally between 70-85°F (21-29°C)

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