Philodendron Gloriosum

This endangered native of Colombia is not an epiphyte that climbs like many other species in the genus. Instead, it has a creeping, ground-crawling habit like the heart-shaped, velvety foliage with striking white veins. This plant's forgiving, low-maintenance character is part of its appeal. Even the most devoted plant enthusiast will find it to be the ideal tropical houseplant. Both people and animals should avoid the Philodendron gloriosum. You should give the gloriosum's foliage enough of bright, indirect light to promote its health and size. Typically, a window facing west or east that receives early sun and tempered afternoon light works nicely. An overwatered Philodendron gloriosum is delicate. If the plant's feet are wet or the pot has poor drainage, root rot is frequently a problem.