Philodendron sharoniae Goeppertia It makes sense when the

It makes sense when the root system needs attention before extra leaf feeding does

Leaf blades: Coriaceous

benefits from support structures to encourage vertical growth

Even green colour surrounds the long central stripe

Semi-hydro: Use with a reservoir-style pot for inert-substrate setups

Philodendron sharoniae Goeppertia It makes sense when thePhilodendron sharoniae Exceptionally long arrow shaped leaves hang almost vertically from the climbing stem of Philodendron sharoniae. Their narrow front section extends well beyond the basal lobes, while pressed in side veins create gentle pleats across the dark green surface and a stronger sheen shows underneath. Shorter early leaves give way to increasingly elongated blades arranged in an open hanging row around the support.