Philodendron billietiae variegated grow light It produces spotted pitchers with

It produces spotted pitchers with a unique bronze hue that we've only observed from Papuan ampullaria

Much taxonomical debate exists concerning the southernly occurring rosea/purpurea plants

It should be reserved for the experienced highland Nepenthes grower

This particular seed grown plant has stood out from the bunch for the cherry red color of its pitchers

Philodendron billietiae variegated grow light It produces spotted pitchers withVariegated Philodendron billietiae has long been considered one of the holy grails of the aroid world. The specimen we have for sale has exceptional variegation, a great root system and is putting out growth quickly. Don't miss out! This is one of the most desired and rare plants out there. The first 6 photos of the plant were taken last week. The remaining photos were taken when the plant was repotted in mid October. Philodendron billietiae produces