Philodendron Esmeraldense Narrow Pot Size:4 inch Large grown for its dramatically fenestrated

grown for its dramatically fenestrated foliage — mature leaves develop enormous oblong holes that occupy much of the leaf surface

reducing further in fall and winter

dark leaves with pronounced bullate quilting and a near-black mature coloration that gives the hybrid its name

recurved brown to reddish hairs that give the plant a distinctly fuzzy

bell-shaped flowers in pink or yellow that carry a distinctive buttered-popcorn fragrance

Philodendron Esmeraldense Narrow Pot Size:4 inch Large grown for its dramatically fenestratedPhilodendron Esmeraldense Narrow A narrow leaved form of Philodendron esmeraldense the hemiepiphytic climber described by Croat and endemic to the humid lowland and lower montane rainforests of Ecuador's Esmeraldas Province. This form produces particularly elongated, slender leaves with a semi glossy deep emerald surface, a prominently raised midrib, and heavily impressed lateral veins that give the foliage a strongly sculptural quality. New growth