Philodendron MayoiBotanical Name: Philodendron Mayoi E. G. Gon Common Names: Tahiti, Sweetheart Description: Philodendron Mayoi boasts striking, deeply pinnatifid leaves that resemble palm fronds, setting it apart from many other members of its genus. The leaves are long and slender, with multiple lobes that extend from a central midrib, giving the plant an elegant and somewhat exotic appearance.

a cane-like cultivar known for being a vigorous Begonia

This particular variegated variety will have splashes of washed out yellow on many of its leaves

pagoda-like shapes and stays compact

and its ability to thrive in both compact tabletop sizes and floor-standing forms

Avoid harsh direct sunlight

offering lush greenery with minimal effort

Common Names: Red Bristle Philodendron

Origin: Pacific Islands

loose tendrils with small and thick dolphin shaped foliage which retains the plants' water

Botanical Name: Philodendron nangaritense

coarse roots

lesser-known monstera varieties