Philodendron ruizii (aff bicolor) Flowering but these blooms are generally

but these blooms are generally considered secondary to its remarkable foliage

It is the combination of cold and wet

and leaves gradually enlarge and develop more pronounced holes as the plant matures

requiring a consistent level of moisture and high humidity to thrive indoors

skeleton-like mature leaves

Philodendron ruizii (aff bicolor) Flowering but these blooms are generallyA large, very rare species from Ecuador. Originally sold in many places as Philodendron bicolor but it is in fact Philodendron ruizii. Amazing maroon abaxial. Growth habit: Climber. Water: Water when top 3cm of substrate is dry. Light: Bright indirect light. Humidity: Will thrive in higher than ambient humidity. Please note: these plants are propagated by us in our in house greenhouse. Some variance is expected. Minor cosmetic damage may occur, but