Philodendron Melanochrysum - Exact Mature Plant with Coco Pole large fern avoid direct sun which dulls

avoid direct sun which dulls the iridescence and scorches the leaves

typically producing one leaf at a time with considerable rest between

White sectors depend on adequate light for the plant to generate sufficient energy for healthy growth

with new leaves emerging with the characteristic bronzed flush before the pink develops

Mounting: Best grown on cork bark or tree fern plaques with sphagnum moss

Philodendron Melanochrysum - Exact Mature Plant with Coco Pole large fern avoid direct sun which dullsPhilodendron Melanochrysum The Black Gold Philodendron a common name that captures both the deep, near black coloration of mature leaves and the golden iridescence that shimmers across their surface in good indirect light, and one of the most evocative and accurate plant common names in the collector aroid world. Native to the humid montane forests of Colombia and Ecuador at elevations from roughly 300 to 1,200 meters, Philodendron melanochrysum is a