Philodendron Brazil

Philodendron Brazil is a yellow variegated cultivar of Philodendron hederaceum.  Its dark green leaves are rounded in shape with elongated apieces that make them look almost heart-shaped.  Young leaves are reddish pink in color.  As they mature, they become reddish orange and eventually light to dark green.  The same color development is also observed on the stems of Philodendron Brazil.  Each glossy leaf is splashed with cream and green colorations, which is distinct to this cultivar.

Most plant owners grow Philodendron Brazil in hanging baskets or as a foliage accent plant.  But this showy low-growing plant is naturally a climber.  When grown on totem poles, they exhibit a cascading or trailing growth manner with dense foliage. Whether they are grown in containers or in totem poles, Philodendron Brazil is great indoors or as a house plant.

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