Philodendron joepiiPhilodendron joepii is such a delight to grow, each leaf gets better with age! I mean, what is not to love about those long narrow leaves. This species was first collected in 1995 by Joep Mooneen. He found this plant crawling with ants, which lead him to believe the ants were eating the leaves. However, he later realized the plant just naturally grows kinda funky! Care: These would be happiest in a bright filtered light and taking care to avoid direct

The soil can go slightly dry between waterings

Unfortunately we did not find much information on this plant

which makes watering in place easy

Formerly classified as Philodendron goeldii

Usually we recommend having these in strong light and keeping them evenly moist but not drenched

These plants are known to grow very slow

Unlike other dioon

It is only found growing in rocky areas of the tropical rain forests of Sabah

Just like other Dracaena

In a home setting their fronds can reach up to 1 1/2-2ft long

trailing vines and fragrant blooms

This species is native to a large portion of tropical Asia and is usually found growing on tree ferns & other plants as it is an epiphyte