Philodendron Melanochrysum - Exact Mature Plant #19A lycopodium New growth often emerges with

New growth often emerges with warm coppery or bronze tones before settling into its mature color

It is a species that rewards patience and space — slow to fill out in youth but ultimately one of the most impressive large-format aroids in cultivation

making it important to err on the dry side rather than the wet

well-draining epiphytic mix of orchid bark and perlite

Philodendron Melanochrysum - Exact Mature Plant #19A lycopodium New growth often emerges withPhilodendron Melanochrysum The Black Gold Philodendron a common name that captures both the deep, near black coloration of mature leaves and the golden iridescence that shimmers across their surface in good indirect light, and one of the most evocative and accurate plant common names in the collector aroid world. Native to the humid montane forests of Colombia and Ecuador at elevations from roughly 300 to 1,200 meters, Philodendron melanochrysum is a