Philodendron mayoi import_2021_09_10_101756 New leaves usually begin to

New leaves usually begin to emerge in spring - so refrain from watering while the old leaves are drying out

often experiencing drought

Possibly one of the most fascinating members of the mind-bogglingly big Euphorbiaceae genus

compact plant

This compact succulent produces a thick tuberous root

Philodendron mayoi import_2021_09_10_101756 New leaves usually begin toThe rare Philodendron mayoi, native to the rainforests of Brazil, is a real showstopper. Deeply lobed, shiny green leaves grow from burgundy coloured stems. While juvenile leaves are slightly lobed at the leaf margins, they mature into their distinct deep lobes which meet almost at the leaf midrib. This Philodendron loves to climb, so if you provide it with a support it will produce large robust growth. WATERING In S S water when 20% of the top soil