Philodendron t. melanochlorum 6in Congo Rojo streettree New needles are bright

New needles are bright

tall and 2-5 ft

Urn-shaped

Small clusters of white flowers in late spring

Juvenile bright yellow foliage with a rounded habit

Philodendron t. melanochlorum 6in Congo Rojo streettree New needles are brightCommon Name: Congo Rojo Philodendron. Description: Leaves come in dark red, then mature to dark green. Spreads outward as it grows larger. Light: Bright, indirect light. Water: Water when starting to dry, likes evenly moist soil. Origins: Native to Central America and the Caribbean. Interesting Fact: The name derives from the Greek words philo or "love, affection" and dendron or "tree." Part of the Aroid (Araceae) family.