Philodendron Verrucosum ‘Incensi’ , Ecuador philodendron – Rare Plant
₹3,419.00
3 in stock
Selling size: Single plant (3 leaves) | Free shipping | Pot Included
Quick Guide
- A rare plant with sumptious velvety foliage
- Attractive fuzzy stems
- Rich emerald green leaves, with vibrant neon veins
- Rusty striped underleaf
Philodendron verrucosum ‘Incensi’ is a much-desired houseplant among enthusiasts due to its velvety leaf surface, striking defined veins and bronze striped underleaf. The beautiful heart-shaped leaves unfurl from the stem until entirely open. This spectacle only adds to the beauty of P.verrucosum. Native to regions from Costa Rica to Peru, warm temperatures and high humidity are needed to ensure the success of your verrucosum. This gorgeous aroid is a must for any plant enthusiast looking to extend their collection
Plant Care
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- A plant that loves high humidity and warm temperatures
- Plant in a free-draining mix
- Allow soil to dry between waterings
- Spray with Houseplant Mist feed
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