where do philodendrons come from Philodendron brandtianum

where do philodendrons come from Philodendron brandtianumPhilodendron brandtianum, often called the silver leaf philodendron, is one of the most understatedly beautiful trailing and climbing Philodendrons in cultivation. Heart shaped olive green leaves are overlaid with bold silvery bands between the veins, creating a soft, metallic sheen that glows under bright, filtered light. Stems trail happily from a hanging planter or climb steadily once given a moss pole, with leaves enlarging as the plant matures.

Philodendron brandtianum, often called the silver leaf philodendron, is one of the most understatedly beautiful trailing and climbing Philodendrons in cultivation. Heart-shaped olive-green leaves are overlaid with bold silvery bands between the veins, creating a soft, metallic sheen that glows under bright, filtered light. Stems trail happily from a hanging planter or climb steadily once given a moss pole, with leaves enlarging as the plant matures. Fast-growing, forgiving, and refreshingly easy, this is a Philodendron that rewards both beginners and collectors.

Origins
Philodendron brandtianum is native to tropical South America, with a natural range that includes parts of Brazil, Peru, Bolivia, Colombia, and Venezuela. 

Soil and Substrate
Our Monstera & Philodendron Premium Potting Mix is ideal for this plant. Its chunky blend of bark, perlite, coco chips, and charcoal keeps roots well-oxygenated, drains quickly to prevent rot.