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Because philodendron Tenue is a rainforest plant, it needs regular irrigation. Another oppressed climber is Philodendron tenue, a species whose leaves are forced up against their host tree. The length of the petioles, which hold up the leaf blades, ranges from 29 to 107 cm (11.4 to 42 inches). Growing a Philodendron Tenue requires consistently moist soil. This permits the roots of the plant to keep taking in new oxygen. During the growing season, you should water your Tenue plant frequently; throughout the winter, you should water it infrequently. Neither of them, however, are present within our home. Therefore, you are essentially killing your plant if you don't water it in the winter.