Philodendron Whipple Way Melastomataceae making this intermediate-growing species an

making this intermediate-growing species an appealing choice for collectors seeking adaptable Masdevallia

The petals and sepals are typically reddish-brown

Distinguished from other verrucosum selections by its glossy (non-velvety) leaf surface

but avoid overwatering as this can lead to root rot

Philodendron Whipple Way Melastomataceae making this intermediate-growing species anA rare and highly coveted collector's Philodendron, 'Whipple Way' impresses with its large, elongated cordate leaves displaying bold, irregular patches and sectors of creamy yellow to white variegation against a medium green background. Variegation is unpredictable and generous even at the seedling stage, many leaves emerge nearly fully cream white, making each plant a uniquely spectacular specimen. Light: Bright indirect light is essential to sustain