Philodendron sp x Spiritus Sancti tropical plant where it grows as a

where it grows as a terrestrial to hemiepiphytic plant in the perpetually moist

Humidity High humidity is essential — 65–80% is ideal

Grows more slowly than standard Monstera deliciosa given the reduced chlorophyll content

A spontaneous variegation mutation within the Philodendron 'Paraiso Verde' cultivar line — itself a rare philodendron of uncertain South American origin already noted for its elongated

mature specimen commands a room

Philodendron sp x Spiritus Sancti tropical plant where it grows as aPhilodendron sp. Spiritus Sancti A hybrid cross involving Philodendron spiritus sancti the critically endangered Brazilian endemic reduced to fewer than six known wild plants, and one of the most coveted species in the genus for its dramatic narrow, pendulous, finely tapering leaves paired with an unidentified sp. parent whose rounder, more broadly cordate character softens the extreme strap leaf silhouette of the pure species in juvenile growth. The