Philodendron Paraiso Verde Albo Mutation - Exact Plant #19B propagation humidity rhizomatous begonias are more drought-tolerant

rhizomatous begonias are more drought-tolerant than other begonia types and far more susceptible to overwatering than underwatering

the variegation is inherently less predictable than TC Ring of Fire — individual plants may show highly variegated leaves followed by greener ones — and the instability is part of what makes each specimen botanically unique

Philodendron esmeraldense is named for Ecuador's Esmeraldas Province in the humid northwestern lowlands where it was first documented — a hemiepiphytic climber endemic to the tropical wet forests and lower montane rainforests of Ecuador

The species grows as an epiphyte in the humid cloud forests of Ecuador and Colombia

Philodendron Paraiso Verde Albo Mutation - Exact Plant #19B propagation humidity rhizomatous begonias are more drought-tolerantPhilodendron Paraiso Verde Albo Mutation Philodendron 'Paraiso Verde' (albo mutation) A spontaneous variegation mutation within the Philodendron 'Paraiso Verde' cultivar line itself a rare philodendron of uncertain South American origin already noted for its elongated, narrow leaves with wavy margins and distinctive light green spotted variegation in which the standard light green spotting is overtaken or accompanied by bold snow white to creamy white