Philodendron Micans Velvet

Plant type: live potted vining foliage houseplant — 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.

Micans has a trailing habit and can also climb with support. Leaf color, fullness and vine length naturally vary from plant to plant. Pot sizes identify the selected pot option; they do not specify a vine length. Choose your size and pot style before adding to cart.

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. Keep foliage and trailing vines away from pets.
• Growth: A vining plant that can trail or climb with support. Growth and vine length depend on the individual plant and its growing conditions.

Why do Micans leaves look different colors?

Micans foliage can show bronze, green and rose tones in different light. Leaf color naturally varies from plant to plant, so the photographs show examples rather than a guaranteed color match.