Philodendron 'Serpens' carnivorous Monstera dubia is sometimes called

Monstera dubia is sometimes called the “shingle plant” because its leaves lie so flat against the trees it climbs in the wild

The most tricky aspect of caring for the slow growing ‘Albinica’ is making sure not to overwater – indeed

‘Reflector’s’ foliage adds a decorative touch to any location

creating a visually appealing structure

Philodendron 'Serpens' carnivorous Monstera dubia is sometimes calledBotanical Name: Philodendron serpens Common Names: Creeping Philodendron Description: Philodendron sp. Paraiso Verde is glossy and deep green with reddish backsides, and new leaves emerge with a deep pink hue. This plant is very hairy and is said to resemble a serpent's head.