Philodendron Atabapoense is a highly-coveted Philodendron species in the rare house plant community. This particular variation produces strap-shaped leaves that are primarily green in color with purplish-red undersides. Its leaves are situated at the end of extended petioles that aids the plant in its quest for light. Once mature and grown out, Philodendron Atabapoense is ornamental and is sure to become a statement plant in any houseplant collection. Like other rare aroids, Philodendron Atabapoense does best in well-aerated growing mixes in environments that are preferably higher in humidity.

In the wild, Philodendron are fantastic climbers and will appreciate a sturdy moss pole to climb on and traverse. When provided with optimal conditions, Philodendron put out aerial roots that may be air-layered for safe propagation once mature. We recommend providing Philodendron Atabapoense with bright, indirect lighting. This can be in the form of indoor lighting with units like the or in a southern exposure. East-facing windows are good too along with western exposures, but the plant should be monitored to ensure lighting is not excessively direct as this may result in damage or burning of the plant. Pruning does not need to be frequent, but older leaves or foliage with visible damage can be removed to encourage new growth.

Common Name	Philodendron Atabapoense Philodendron
Care	Easy
Lighting	Bright, indirect
Propagation	Cuttings
Growth Rate	Slow to Moderate