Philodendron rubrijuvenile 'El Choco Red'Looking for another velvety climbing philodendron? Then Philodendron 'El Choco Red' might be exactly what you're looking for! When this plant is young, the backs of their leaves are red. Care Naturally they climb upon trees we can simulate this with a moss pole which will produce larger growth. They like bright indirect light never direct sun. We water our philodendrons once every 7 10 days. We recommend potting most aroids in coarse mix with good

Not an aroid but still a beautiful plant nonetheless

The flowers of Chiloschista nakornpanomensis are small

This plant thrives in bright filtered light

Unlike other ferns

The key to this is throwing everything you think you know or have heard about caring for them and just wait for the pearls to "pucker" usually they are plump and firm and when they are ready to take in more water they will get a tad softer

if an Alocasia has more of an if your plant is drooping or has an 'umbrella' effect it is not always necessarily an indicator of being thirsty but an attempt to position itself to catch the most light

trailing stems that can grow several feet in length

Bulbophyllum japrii is characterized by its creeping habit

These are only available for our local Portland residents or people choosing pickup at our Portland shop

We sometimes will call them hash browns as well

This is a recently discovered genus as these plants have a different growth pattern from its previous classification

These will thrive in bright filtered light