Philodendron "Prince of Orange" low light Commonly confused for Pilea peperomioides

Commonly confused for Pilea peperomioides

It has yet to be formally described to science

*This is a three plant assortment

These have a thick foliage and grow thin stalks that usually max out around a foot tall

Philodendron "Prince of Orange" low light Commonly confused for Pilea peperomioidesA really easy going Philodendron hybrid with bright orange foliage when it is forming. This variety is self heading, meaning the foliage will grow in center rather than off of a central vine. While it can still climb up surfaces like many other philodendron, it grows more like a bird nest variety. Care: Usually we water every 7 10 days as the top 2 3" of soil drys out. These thrive in bright filtered light to medium. When re potting use a semi coarse