Philodendron Florida

$45.00

Philodendron florida is a hybrid between Philodendron squamiferum and Philodendron pedatum. This one is a climber so it will really do well if you provide it with a totem pole to encourage leaves to mature. Each plant measures 20cm in height and 20cm in width.

Philodendron bipennifolium | Horsehead Philodendron

$35.00

Large, 46cm in length when mature foliage, that displays shiny, olive green, leathery leaves in the shape of a violin or a horse's head.  Whether growing up tree trunks or potted totem poles, fiddle leaf philodendron provides neat, evergreen, glossy foliage with a tropical appeal. The stems are an attractive light brown with long tendrils. This one is great for beginners and is very vigorous. Does best when provided with a totem to support its upward, vining growth habit. Each plant measures approx 30cm in diameter and 30 to 40cm 

Ficus longifolia | Narrow Leaf Fig

$75.00

Ficus longifolia look like a mini eucalyptus tree, due to their fast growing, slender dark green foliage. As this plant is a member of the Ficus family, Home of Houseplants strongly recommends this plant be contained within a pot. This is an easy to care for plant that is a statement piece and increasing in popularity for indoor stylists. This plant enjoys bright, indirect light and only likes to be watered when the soil is dry. Each plant current measures approx 70 to 90 cm in height and approx 20 cm in width.

Ficus Triangularis | Triangle Fig

$150.00

NOT PERMITTED INTO WA One of the easiest indoor Figs. The unusual triangular leaves are quite thick and tough. It loves bright light like most members of the Ficus family. Each plant measures approx 50cm in height from soil level and 40cm i width. Be sure to tip prune on a semi regular basis to encourage a bushy habit. Temperature Normal indoor temps are fine but keep away from heat sources and cold draughts. Water Really important to let this dry out inbetween waterings (Wait for the top 2-3 inches of compost to dry out). Overwatering in winter will make...

Thaumatophyllum spruceanum , formerly known as Philodendron goeldii

$75.00

This self heading plant, formerly of the philodendron genus and now known to belong to the recently established new Thaumatophyllum genus, produces  clusters of leaves that form in a spiral or wheel fashion at the end or tip of each stem. These specimens are a lovely and luscious size, measuring approx 42cm in height and 46cm in width. This is a very robust plant and excellent for the beginner wanting to try something a little unusual.

Ficus Petiolaris | rock fig

$60.00

This one is a a relatively less common and hard to find member of the ficus family. We adore it for its hot pink veins on each leaf. A native of Mexico, it has a common name of rock fig, because it is often found growing in rocky areas where the roots stretch over rocks in search of rooting soil. The develop a large and distinctive lump at their based, which is called a basal caudex, which adds to the loveliness of this plant. Ficus petiolaris is a very easy houseplants. It thrives in part sun to part shade in...

Philodendron sodiroi

$190.00

Originating from Columbia, this is one of our favourite philodendrons. It's foliage displays a gorgeous silver tone to the puffy leaf that are a real show stopper. Suitable for indoors, it does require a totem to support its growth habit. A very forgiving philodendron. Each plant currently measures approx 10 to 12 cm in height from soil level.

Philodendron Little Apple | Philodendron xiao ping guo

$35.00

A compact habit with petite, glossy, dark green leaves. Perfect in a decorative pot for the home or office. Maintenance: Prefers well drained soil positioned with plenty of bright, indirect light.Liquid feed during the warmer months. Water when soil feels dry or plant starts to droop. Keep soil most but not wet, watering more in summer and less in winter.   Each plant measures approx 13 to 15 cm in height and 12cm in diameter.

Philodendron martianum -Flask philodendron

$90.00

Limited release, these are lovely, self heading and highly unusual members of the philodendron family. Each plant measures approx 30cm in height and 50cm in width. Famous for their bulbous, fleshy petioles, these self heading philodendrons make excellent pot specimens indoors. These plants are also know as flask philodenrons. The leaves are lanced shaped.

Philodendron majestic ( x-hybrid)

$170.00

Philodendrom majestic is a hybrid, which means it is a cross between Philodendron verrucosum and Philodendron sodiroi. Gorgeous hybrid with lovely pattern to the foliage. As it matures, you will see the family connection to verrucosum on the stalks, which may develop the little hairs. Each plant measures approx  cm in height and approx  cm in width.    

Philodendron Campi "Lynette"

$75.00

Philodendron Lynette is actually the species Philodendron campii Croat, with the name Lynette appearing in publications approx 50 years ago. Almost resembling a birds nest fern, this philodendron is self heading rather than a climber, so perfect for pots. The leaf blades can grow quite large as it matures and display a lovely crease indentation in the foliage in regular intervals. Each plant measures approx 20cm in height  from soil level.

Philodendron x Golden Tuxtla

$95.00

Excellent, well established specimens, approx 3 years old. Underside or abaxial leaf surface is darker when leaf matures, younger foliage presents a mottled appearance before marking the darker transition. Another striking feature of this plant are the red spotted petioles. Each plant measures approximately cm in height and cm in width.