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Philodendron Paraiso Verde
Philodendron Paraiso Verde
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🌿 Philodendron Paraiso Verde Overview
Philodendron Paraiso Verde (“Green Paradise”) is a sought-after, variegated climbing philodendron known for its long, narrow leaves and beautifully mottled green variegation. Its speckled marbling and elongated shape give it an elegant, tropical look that collectors adore.
✨ Appearance
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Long, slender leaves with mottled, speckled variegation
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Variegation ranges from lime green to deep emerald
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Each leaf is unique and pattern intensity varies
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A climbing variety — grows best with vertical support
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Mature leaves can reach 10–15 inches with proper care
☀️ Light
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Needs bright, indirect light to maintain strong variegation
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Medium light is tolerated but may lead to greener leaves
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Avoid direct sun — can burn the foliage, especially lighter areas
💧 Water
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Water when the top 1–2 inches of soil are dry
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Keep soil moderately moist
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Avoid overwatering — can lead to root rot
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Slight dryness between waterings is healthier than soggy soil
🌡️ Temperature & Humidity
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Thrives in 65–85°F
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Prefers 50–70% humidity for the best leaf size and color
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Keep away from cold drafts and temps below 55°F
🌱 Soil
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Loves a chunky, well-draining aroid mix, such as:
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Potting soil
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Orchid bark
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Perlite
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Coco coir
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A little horticultural charcoal
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🌿 Growth & Care
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Provide a moss pole or trellis for larger, more elongated leaves
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Variegation can fluctuate — bright light encourages stronger patterning
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Fertilize lightly during the growing season (spring–summer)
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Slow-to-moderate grower but very rewarding
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Prune leggy vines to encourage fuller growth
🪲 Pests
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Watch for thrips and spider mites
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Wipe leaves often and maintain good humidity
🐾 Pet Safety
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Toxic to pets if ingested (like most philodendrons)
💚 Why Collectors Love It
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Rare and visually stunning mottled variegation
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Elegant, narrow leaf shape
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Beautiful climbing habit
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Highly decorative and unique among variegated philodendrons
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