Description
A very unusual Philodendron. It takes some time but is worth the wait. The plant doesn't climb but has a stem the produces leaves only at the top, called a tree Philodendron or self-heading. Yet, the most unusual is while young the leaves have a 3-5 lobes, as they age the leaves produce many elongated lobes that look like a grass skirt that hang downward. The plant is quite similar to other Philodendrons in care. Water regularly, with an open mix. Provide the brightest light possible without direct hot sun. It tolerates normal home conditions well, but does appreciate higher humidity.
