Philodendron Billietiae | 12cm pot

Philodendron Billietiae | 12cm potThe Philodendron Billietiae is a stunning plant with unusually shaped leaves. Its glorious foliage and pinkish stems would make an amazing addition to any plant collection. Although it is quite a rare plant, fortunately Billietiaes are quite simple to look after. Light: This philodendron will thrive in medium, indirect sunlight. However, it will tolerate a shadier position. Direct sun light will burn its leaves. Water: This plant should be allowed to

which monkeys can hide behind and peak through as if it's leaves were masks

but it can also tolerate lower light conditions

Light: Best in medium light but can tolerate bright light and some degree of shade

as this plant prefers not to sit in soggy soil

belongs to the Araliaceae family and is a very popular houseplant

which can scorch its leaves

so overwatering can cause root rot

• Extremely fast root growth

Prayer plants have a very interesting structure and definitely run top of the list for the thirstiest plants that we keep though we do recommend watering using rainwater or filtered water

Water deeply but infrequently—roughly every 2–3 weeks

The ornamental pineapple is a smaller (inedible) version of the wild pineapple but makes a exotic and somewhat unusual addition to a bright and warm space

elegant look