Philodendron Sharoniae Mosquera Pot Size:4" reddish-scarlet flush typical of the

reddish-scarlet flush typical of the erubescens lineage before the variegation sectors develop and the leaf hardens to its mature coloration

A moss pole or climbing support encourages larger leaf development and the most vigorous upward growth

squamicaule

or sandy soils

The most widely cultivated member of a genus that is itself unlike almost anything else in the fern world — Platycerium bifurcatum

Philodendron Sharoniae Mosquera Pot Size:4" reddish-scarlet flush typical of thePhilodendron Sharoniae 'Mosquera' Formally described by Thomas Croat in 2016 and named in honor of Sharon Christoph, Philodendron sharoniae is a hemiepiphytic climber native to the tropical and premontane wet forests of northwestern Ecuador and Valle del Cauca in Colombia, found across a remarkably wide elevational range from near sea level to over 2,300 meters. The 'Mosquera' locale selection is distinguished from the 'San Antonio' or 'Goat' form by