Philodendron patriciae Xanthosoma trailing or climbing depending on

trailing or climbing depending on setup

this plant makes an excellent choice for aroid collectors who enjoy subtle but unusual foliage patterns

Best as a solitary specimen in a conservatory or tropical greenhouse where its full size can be appreciated

even as fresh bronze or pale-green growth turns darker

Philodendron patriciae Xanthosoma trailing or climbing depending onPhilodendron patriciae Long, narrow blades hang from the climbing stem in a nearly vertical line. Strong pleating follows the veins, while deeply rippled margins prevent the firm, matte surface from lying flat. Young foliage is shorter and less elongated, but mature leaves can extend well beyond a metre while remaining comparatively narrow. Their weight and length form a hanging row around the attached stem. Each new blade opens tightly folded and