Philodendron Sweet Camila (Paloraense cf x Pinnatilobum) 4 Inch:Standard The color is reported to

The color is reported to be stable and does not revert to green under good conditions

cool-toned variegation expressed as marbling and irregular sectors of pale mint against deep green — an exceptionally sought-after collector grail

Water: Allow top 1–2 inches to dry between thorough waterings

or produce entirely different patterning

velvet surface

Philodendron Sweet Camila (Paloraense cf x Pinnatilobum) 4 Inch:Standard The color is reported toPhilodendron Paloraense cf. Pinnatilobum Philodendron Sweet Camila A climbing hybrid cross between Philodendron cf. paloraense the rare Ecuadorian species with its distinctive silvery blue, elongated, serrated leaves and Philodendron pinnatilobum, a deeply lobed species with a palm or hand like multi lobed leaf structure. The cross produces a climbing aroid with deeply incised, multi lobed leaves where the elongated, silvery character of the