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The philodendron micans, a beautiful variety of philodendron, is native to the tropical regions of Mexico and the Caribbean. It is characterized by its lush heart-shaped leaves and trailing growth pattern. This plant has gained immense popularity as a houseplant, making it quite rare to find in certain areas. However, if you manage to acquire one, you will not be disappointed. The philodendron micans looks stunning when placed in hanging planters or when allowed to climb moss poles or trellises. Like other types of philodendrons, it requires minimal care and is easy to cultivate. It is important to note that the philodendron micans, being a variety of the heartleaf philodendron, is considered toxic to both cats and dogs.

Pilodendron Micans

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  • Botanical Name  Philodendron hederaceum var. hederaceum  
    Common Name  Philodendron micans, velvet-leaf philodendron  
    Family  Araceae  
    Plant Type  Perennial  
    Mature Size  8 in. tall, 24 in. long  
    Sun Exposure  Partial  
    Soil Type  Loamy, moist but well-drained  
    Soil pH  Acidic  
    Bloom Time  Spring, summer  
    Flower Color  Green, white  
    Hardiness Zones  10a, 10b, 11a, 11b  
    Native Area  North America, Central America  
    Toxicity Toxic to cats, toxic to dogs 
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