Large Philodendron 'Dubium' Fall SeasonCommonly confused with the Philodendron Mayoi due to their similar leaves, the Philodendron Dubium is native to tropical regions, from Colombia to Mexico. With its spectacular, deeply lobed, vibrant to deep green leaves and climbing nature, the Philodendron Dubium will bring the jungle to your space! Being that it's from a tropical environment, it thrives in high humidity, warm temperatures, evenly moist, not wet soggy soil, low to indirect bright
She's a light eater who prefers consistent snacks over feast-or-famine feeding
stark light green undersides
irritating mouth and throat tissues
she'll transform any space from "nice apartment" to "botanical paradise
You should keep this plant in indirect bright light
and their new growth is a bright green
Besides the fact that it’s hard to kill
woodless stems with no rhyme or reason
which means bright
There are plenty of pet-friendly alternatives if your four-legged friend has a habit of sampling your greenery
the trunks really make the plant look like the type of jungle tree you could catch Tarzan swinging on
making a lasting impression
