Philodendron billietiae – petiole portocalii, specie botanica rara

Philodendron billietiae – a spectacular botanical species, valued for its long, narrow leaves and orange petioles, which create a unique decorative contrast. It is sought after by collectors but also suitable for plant lovers with less experience due to its adaptability to indoor environments.

Botanical characteristics

• Semi-epiphytic species with climbing growth

• Develops strong aerial roots, which it uses to anchor itself to surfaces

• Mature leaves can reach considerable sizes, with a lanceolate shape and elegant appearance

• The orange petioles are the visual signature of the species

• Growth style: Climbing plant. In nature, it attaches to tree trunks - it tends to develop strong aerial roots. Both terrestrial and epiphytic specimens have been discovered.

Growing conditions

• Light: ideally strong filtered light; avoid direct sunlight

• Watering: moderate; the substrate should dry slightly between waterings

• Humidity: prefers high humidity but also adapts to normal indoor environments

• Optimal temperature: 18–28°C

• Climbing support recommended for larger and more stable foliage

Advantages and decorative utility

• Brings an exotic and modern touch to living rooms, offices, or spaces with tropical plants

• Its long leaves create an architectural look, ideal for statement plant arrangements

• Relatively fast and stable growth under proper conditions

• Suitable for Philodendron collections and plant lovers with a taste for unique aesthetics

Note
Plants may have traces, scars, or small imperfections on the leaves, typical of climbing species from the Araceae family. These aspects do not affect the health of the plant. The size of the plants varies from one batch to another and is influenced by the season. 

Height with pot included: approx. 30-40 cm

The decorative pot is not included in the price.