








Velvet Philodendron Micans (Philodendron hederaceum micans)
Velvet that changes color as you walk past. Philodendron Micans (Philodendron hederaceum micans) grows heart shaped leaves in iridescent velvet, shifting bronze, green, and rose depending on the light.
It drapes off a shelf like fabric, growing quickly into the kind of trailing plant people stop to touch.
Philodendron Micans care
- Light: Medium to bright filtered light deepens the velvet tones.
- Water: Water once the upper few inches have dried through.
- Train: Trails beautifully, climbs happily if offered a pole.
- Pets: Toxic if chewed, best displayed overhead.
- Growth: Quick, soft vines that respond well to pinching.
Why do Micans leaves look different colors?
The velvet surface is built from micro scale cells that bend light, so each leaf reads differently by angle and hour. New leaves lean rosy bronze and mature into deep green. It is not a problem, it is the feature.
Our Brand is dedicated to sustainability
For every plant or planter that we are sell we donate one tree to planted by our sustainability partner One Tree Planted.