Philodendron rubrijuvenile ('El Choco Red') rebuybundle where it grows in the

where it grows in the warm

compact growth habit resembles that of a Sansevieria (often known as snake plants) but has the flexibility and adaptive qualities typical of Dracaena

where they grow along the forest floor in humid

Rhaphidophora decursiva is a fast-growing climber that benefits from a moss pole or sturdy support indoors

A wonderful tradescantia relative

Philodendron rubrijuvenile ('El Choco Red') rebuybundle where it grows in thePhilodendron rubrijuvenile, commonly known as the El Choco Red, is a climbing Philodendron with elongated, heart shaped leaves that have a soft, velvety texture on the upper surface and a rich, wine red underside. New leaves emerge with an intense burgundy red tone before maturing to deep green. It is a hemiepiphyte that develops significantly larger, more dramatic foliage when given a moss pole to climb. Origins Native to the Choc region of Colombia,