Aeschynanthus marmoratus in Kokodama Gardening Tools Close-set petioles concentrate the bright

Close-set petioles concentrate the bright foliage into a closely packed

Philodendron eximium

The name Philodendron comes from the Greek words “philo” (loving) and “dendron” (tree)

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Aeschynanthus marmoratus in Kokodama Gardening Tools Close-set petioles concentrate the brightAeschynanthus marmoratus in Kokodama Grey brown stems descend from the rounded Kokodama ball, carrying opposite pairs of slightly fleshy marbled leaves. The wrapped root ball forms a compact centre for the plant, and the shoots spread outward from it before falling into longer trails. Irregular pale lines branch along the veins of each dark green leaf. Leaves that turn away from the stem reveal red to purple mottling underneath, bringing both surfaces