Philodendron joepiiPhilodendron joepii is such a delight to grow, each leaf gets better with age! I mean, what is not to love about those long narrow leaves. This species was first collected in 1995 by Joep Mooneen. He found this plant crawling with ants, which lead him to believe the ants were eating the leaves. However, he later realized the plant just naturally grows kinda funky! Care: These would be happiest in a bright filtered light and taking care to avoid direct

but they're also a very easy going houseplant to care for

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These are our favorite simple pots

Platycerium elephantotis has very rounded edges that do not fork/split at the ends

Mica is added to the clay to give it the shimmer

A couple notable characteristics of this plant is that they have bullate leaves that give them a rough-bumpy texture

such as one designed for tropical plants

so they can go slightly dry between full waterings

It can be grown in a pot with good drainage or even mounted on a piece of wood or bark to mimic its natural growing conditions

They can look like mini trees

Unlike other Ficus

deep green with a waxy