Philodendron Bipennifolium Violin Variegated

Philodendron Bipennifolium Violin Variegated features unique, elongated leaves that resemble the shape of a violin, characterized by their striking lobes and undulating edges. This variegated variety showcases a captivating blend of deep green and vibrant yellow or cream markings, creating a stunning visual contrast that enhances its sculptural form. The leaves are glossy. Perfect for plant enthusiasts looking to add a touch of tropical elegance to their indoor collection.

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What you can expect to receive:
Leaf: minimum of 3 perfect leaves, fully rooted, not a cutting.

Philodendron Bipennifolium Violin Variegated – A Sculptural Beauty with Stunning Variegation

Philodendron Bipennifolium Violin Variegated is a rare climbing Philodendron, prized for its unique fiddle-shaped leaves and striking yellow-green variegation. This fast-growing, tropical climber is a must-have for rare plant collectors and interior designers.

An Exotic Philodendron with a Violin-Like Leaf Structure

• Features deeply lobed leaves shaped like a violin, with vibrant green and yellow variegation.
• The variegation pattern is unpredictable, making each plant unique.
• Can be trained to climb a moss pole, leading to larger, more defined foliage.

Care Guide for a Thriving Philodendron Bipennifolium Violin Variegated

• Light: Prefers bright, indirect light—insufficient light can cause loss of variegation.
• Watering: Keep soil slightly moist but never soggy—allow the top inch to dry out between waterings.
• Humidity: Thrives in high humidity (above 60%)—benefits from regular misting.
• Soil: Requires a chunky, well-aerated mix with orchid bark and perlite.
• Fertilization: Use a balanced liquid fertilizer every 4 weeks for optimal growth.

Aerial Roots and Climbing Potential

• Develops long aerial roots, which help it attach to supports and absorb moisture.
• Climbs aggressively when given a moss pole or trellis, producing larger, mature leaves.

Common Growth Issues and Fixes

• Brown leaf tips: Caused by low humidity or inconsistent watering—increase misting and maintain watering schedule.
• Slow growth: Usually due to low light or nutrient deficiency—relocate to a brighter area and fertilize monthly.
• Yellowing leaves: Often a result of overwatering—ensure proper drainage.

With its sculptural foliage, unique variegation, and climbing ability, Philodendron Bipennifolium Violin Variegated is an eye-catching addition to any rare plant collection.