This rare variegated form of Philodendron bipennifolium, nicknamed "Violin", features stunning marbled leaves shaped like a violin. As it matures, the foliage develops dramatic fenestrations with cream, white, and green splashes. A tropical climber made for moss poles or statement pots.
2️⃣ Flower Details
Color: Creamy-white spathe with pale spadix
Size: Typical Philodendron bloom—modest and not showy
Fragrance: Light, subtle tropical scent
Notes: Indoor flowering is uncommon—grown primarily for its foliage
3️⃣ Care Instructions
| Aspect | Details |
|---|---|
| Light | Bright, indirect light; avoid direct sun to protect variegation |
| Water | Water when top ~2 cm soil is dry |
| Soil | Well-draining mix with bark, perlite, and coco husk |
| Humidity | Prefers 60–80% but tolerates typical indoor humidity |
| Temperature | 18–28 °C (65–82 °F); avoid cold drafts |
| Bloom Tip | Focus on foliage health and node care—flowering rare indoors |
4️⃣ Why You’ll Love It
Iconic violin-shaped, highly variegated leaves
Textural fenestrations develop with maturity
Compact climber suited for poles or hanging baskets
Rare and uniquely beautiful to collectors
5️⃣ Shipping Info
Ships with care.
6️⃣ At Orange’s Home
Grown under bright filtered light to encourage marbled variegation and strong growth. Request a preview photo of your exact plant before it ships!