Philodendron selloum (Hope Philodendron) Pottery African violets adjust well to

African violets adjust well to the warm temperatures and dry air of homes

"butterfly palm" refers to the leaves which curve upwards in multiple stems that look similar to a butterfly

The structures which appear to be leaves are flattened shoots (modified stems) called cladodes or cladophylls on which the flowers and fruits are borne

Water: It prefers being dry

Philodendron selloum (Hope Philodendron) Pottery African violets adjust well toHope or Horsehead Philodendron is a non climbing, tree philodendron that spreads outward rather than growing upward. When grown as an indoor plant, the easy care, self heading philodendron selloum takes up a lot of space, often spreading out 5ft. or more with dark green, shiny, deeply lobed leaves that can be 2ft 3ft (60 90cm) long. This plant does grow a trunk as it matures; however, the leaves do a very good job of hiding it. Bright, indirect light