Philodendron subhastatum 5"Philodendron subhastatum is a climbing vine with glossy emerald green leaves. The real show is on the bottom of the leaves, which is deep maroon. Light part sun to part shade Soil potting mix Watering dry down 5 10% Images are used for general reference only. The size and shape of each plant will vary as will bloom state.

Light: full sun to partial sun

synonym Carex hachijoensis 'Evergold'

Scent notes: guaiacwood

plant bugs

and longer leaves then recurva and also fewer teeth along the edges

Great cut flower for some drama

Dark green to blood red leaves start out maroon orange when they first unfurl

The new leaves emerge a little brighter maroon

Spacing at maturity: 12 - 14" depending on variety

or "Pink Jasmine"

Width at maturity: 18 - 24"

this variety's' large round golden leaves send up lavender white flowers in mid summer