Philodendron Jose Buono (700)
Philodendron Jose Buono (700)
A standout among variegated philodendrons, Philodendron 'Jose Buono' is prized for its large, paddle-shaped leaves speckled with creamy white and lime-green variegation. No two leaves are alike—some feature bold splashes, while others display delicate marbling, making this a dynamic and ever-evolving addition to any collection. With its climbing growth habit, this philodendron flourishes when given a moss pole or trellis, allowing its foliage to reach impressive sizes.
Notable Features:
- Variegated Foliage: Each leaf presents a unique mix of green and creamy variegation, ensuring an ever-changing display.
- Large, Paddle-Shaped Leaves: Mature specimens develop broad, elongated foliage that adds a dramatic tropical presence.
- Climbing Growth Habit: Thrives with vertical support, encouraging larger leaf development over time.
- Highly Sought-After: A favorite among collectors for its unpredictable variegation and bold aesthetic.
Interesting Facts:
- Native to the tropical regions of South America, Philodendron 'Jose Buono' thrives in warm, humid environments.
- As it matures, the plant’s variegation becomes more pronounced, creating an ever-changing pattern on its broad leaves.
- While variegation can vary from leaf to leaf, consistent bright, indirect light helps encourage more pronounced coloration.
Shipping Note:
While we carefully package your plant for safe transit, minor leaf imperfections may occur. Please note that we do not provide replacements or refunds for leaves damaged during shipping.
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