Philodendron 'Gold Violin'

Philodendron 'Gold Violin'Botanical Name: Philodendron Bipennifolium Aurea Common Names: Gold Violin Description: This one is kind of a big dealThis is the gold form of the climbing Philodendron bipennifolium. The leaves seem to get less than 20 or so and the normal green form is found in Brazil, Ecuador, French Guiana and Brazil, and Peru. The leaf shape does vary quite a bit, with juvenile leaves looking much different from mature leaves.

Common Names: Congo Rojo

it can thrive in a large range of environments

The leaves emerge in whirls of threes and fours with upright

deep green leathery leaves sometimes flecked with silver or creamy white

Agavoides like many Echeveria succulents come from the rocky regions of Mexico and belongs to the family Crassulaceae

cooking smells

This mini terra cotta pot with a Tillandsia ionantha air plants is perfect for small tables or desks

The stems and veins on the leaf undersides are lime green

Although similar to the Philodendron Brasil with strokes of lime green and dark green

which means "burning"

similar to Philodendron gloriosum

spade shaped leaves which gives it the appearance of small hearts growing along its vines