Philodendron esmeraldense Olea making it one of the

making it one of the smallest ZZ cultivars

The close-set foliage lines flexible stems and creates a dense trailing or climbing form

Watering: keep the substrate evenly moist but not waterlogged

This Schismatoglottis species produces compact clumps of decorative foliage

while fine green markings enter the pale field from the edge

Philodendron esmeraldense Olea making it one of thePhilodendron esmeraldense Closely spaced leaves and persistent protective sheaths give Philodendron esmeraldense a dense, upright profile. The old sheaths darken to reddish brown and remain layered around the climbing stem instead of dropping away between successive leaves. Above this textured stem, exceptionally long arrow shaped blades extend on strong stalks. Numerous veins press deep folds into the surface, so each leaf appears pleated from its