8" Philodendron Lickety Split fall fashion and greet her with Aloha

and greet her with Aloha to make her happy

just stick a single leaf in new soil to sprout a new order of pancakes

as nice as the flower display is

The delicate lavender glow of each leaf is sometimes accented by a faint fuchsia wash and each leaf has a bright

The leaves overlap each other closely with plants having just a few leaves looking quite full

8" Philodendron Lickety Split fall fashion and greet her with AlohaPhilodendron Lickety Split gets its zippy name from the deeply split foliage. Strong stems support 2' to 3' long leaves (you should just see those humongous 3' leaves!) of super shiny, emerald green new foliage, settling down to a rich, deep emerald when older. New leaves are born thin, wrinkled, grass green things hanging limply draped around their main stem then toughen up when they see how things are. The long, ruffled, and forked leafy fingers