Philodendron Ecuadorian Canoe Leaf Plant in 2×3″ pot

Rare Philodendron Ecuadorian Canoe Leaf Plant Ecuadorian Canoe Leaf (Jerry Horne) – The extremely long, showy leaves on this climbing philodendron resemble an old Ecuadorian canoe. This is one of the larger varieties of philodendron with stems that can reach one inch inch in diameter and leaves to three feet in length while climbing. This unusual plant grows very well indoors. When growing on a coco pole the nodes will tighten up to two inches or so creating a gorgeous, full plant. These are very healthy, climbing tropical plants with well established root systems. Philodendrons are very easy to grow tropical plants that require little care indoors or out. Like other aroids, many species of Philodendron are grown as houseplants, or outdoors in mild climates. Philodendrons come in two different forms: vining and non-climbing. The vining philodendrons exhibit an exciting growth pattern, for example, a moss-wrapped totem could be used for them to climb on. Alternatively, they can be allowed to spill over the sides of hanging baskets or be guided along a pathway, creating an enchanting view. They grow indefinitely, rooting as they go, often needing some sort of support. On the other hand, non-climbing philodendrons have a distinct vertical growth style. This makes them an ideal choice for areas with limited horizontal space or outdoors in the tropical garden. This self-heading variety grows upward, not outward, effectively utilizing the space they occupy. They all thrive in moist soils with high organic matter. Indoors plants enjoy temperatures between 65°-90°F and in lower light conditions than other house plants. Outdoors in the ground or up an arbor, Philodendrons get big and are often unrecognizable from their potted juvenile state. They add a wonderfully tropical accent to any well-lit space or cascading from your favorite hanging planter. In very cold zones a containerized Philodendron can be brought inside for the winter months. Be sure to avoid frost and freezing temperatures. Hot Tip: At your own risk, once your plant reaches 2 or 3 feet in height pinch off the new growth tip, generally within a couple of weeks you should have new growth buds forming at multiple nodes creating a fuller, lush plant.Be sure to always check back as we offer over 250 varieties throughout the year, all shapes, sizes and colors. About This Plant Genus: Philodendron Pot Size: 2x2x3″ Deep Includes: 1 Plant With Pot Ships By: UPS Ships From: Florida USA Shipping Rate: Click Tab Above Info. & Recommendations Growth Rate: Fast Light: 60-85% Soil: Rich Organic Mix Fertilizer: Slow Time Released Water: When Dry to Touch Dislikes: Soggy Soil Likes: 65-90°F Outdoor Zone: 9b-10 Pot Size: 6″-8″ w/Drain Holes Indoors: Locate Near Natural Light Faux Light: Grow Light Full Spectrum Difficulty: Easy About Our Plants Our plants are grown in conditions akin to a natural, humid rainforest, using minimal pesticides. Occasional leaf drop, spotting, or browning, especially in varieties with significant white, are normal. In our nursery, plants thrive under 40-80% shade cloth. If grown outdoors, direct exposure to full sun may cause leaf burn. We suggest gradually introducing the plants to sunny areas over a week or so to reduce stress for optimal results. Despite our high standards in plant propagation, we can't assure future variegation patterns, coloration, survival or growth rate. Individual plants may vary, even though our mother plants have thrived for over 20 years. We guarantee all variegation is natural without any Chemically Induced Variegation (NO C.I.V.)