Philodendron billietiae Size:6" Pot preferably a soil mix similar

preferably a soil mix similar to African violets

Its impressive foliage

They do appreciate higher humidity conditions

Water when the soil is near dry which may roughly be every 10-14 days

if an Alocasia has more of an if your plant is drooping or has an 'umbrella' effect it is not always necessarily an indicator of being thirsty but an attempt to position itself to catch the most light

Philodendron billietiae Size:6" Pot preferably a soil mix similarThis amazing species is native to Brazil. As it grows the foliage hangs down almost parallel to its growing surface, rather than facing upwards like other philodendrons. Their leaves grow from a unique striking orange color of petiole. Ships in a nursery pot. Care Care for these beauties will be about the same as most other Philodendrons. They will do well in a bright filtered light in a well draining soil mix. Water roughly every 7 days as the top 2