Philodendron radiatum 'Palm Fingers' (Cut-Leaf Philodendron)
Botanical name: Philodendron radiatum
Common name: Cut-Leaf Philodendron
Cultivar: Palm Fingers
Family: Araceae
USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map
Hardiness: 30°F
Philodendron radiatum 'Palm Fingers' is a tropical climbing aroid with deeply lobed, palm-like green leaves. Native to Central America, it can grow as a vine up to 10-16 feet long with large, finger-like foliage. In cooler regions (below USDA Zone 10), it is grown as an indoor ornamental. Prefers warmth, humidity, and partial shade. Protect from cold.
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Philodendron radiatum 'Palm Fingers'
Philodendron 'Palm Fingers' (Cut-Leaf Philodendron) gradually develops increasingly divided leaves as the plant matures.
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