Philodendron Serpens hoya krimson wendlandii — distinguished by cool

wendlandii — distinguished by cool mint-green

consistent feeding supports the steadiest growth

Water: Keep soil evenly moist but not waterlogged

New leaves emerge with a soft bronzed tone before maturing to rich green velvet with pronounced contrasting venation

Don’t let it dry out and protect it from frost

Philodendron Serpens hoya krimson wendlandii — distinguished by coolPhilodendron Serpens A hemiepiphytic climber native to the premontane and lower montane forests of Colombia and Ecuador, first described by Joseph Dalton Hooker in 1871. Its defining feature is the petioles, which are densely covered in soft, short, recurved brown to reddish hairs that give the plant a distinctly fuzzy, tactile quality paired with large, velvety, heart shaped leaves that develop subtle surface ribbing at maturity. Often compared to