Philodendron Geniculatum chantrieri plant as a rhizomatous terrestrial it

as a rhizomatous terrestrial it is highly susceptible to root rot — excellent drainage is non-negotiable

deeply velvety leaves and crystalline silver-white venation

Long circulated in the collector trade under the informal name 'Villosa' — a reference to its distinctive soft

Individual seedling expression varies — some lean toward forgetii's closed sinus and darker leaf

humidity of 60-80% supports the cleanest leaf emergence and most vivid variegation expression

Philodendron Geniculatum chantrieri plant as a rhizomatous terrestrial itLight: Medium to bright indirect light Water: Keep evenly moist (not soggy) Humidity: 70 80% ideal Soil: Well draining aroid mix Temp: 65 80F (18 27C) Fertilizer: Monthly diluted fertilizer Note: Not pet friendly: toxic. Prefers to climb or trail.