
Loves to have a moss pole to creep up, or provide it with a space where it can climb. Due to its thick stem, it’s better to not leave it trailing, as the stem could snap.

The Silver Sword is actually classed as an endangered species in the wild, due to deforestation.

Easy to propagate using cuttings - pop into some water and let them grow some roots before re-potting into soil and your good to go with a new philodendron!
Native to the rainforests of Brazil, the Silver Sword Philodendron loves to vine up other plants and trees. Growing under the canopy, it is used to moderate indirect light.
Toxic to pets and people, please keep away from children.
Other common names include:
Silver Queen


Light | Beginning life in the understory, Silver Sword Philodendron prefer bright but not direct light for perfect growing conditions.
Water | Water when the top layer of soil is dry, ensuring thorough drainage so that the roots don’t sit getting damp. Avoid overwatering.
Humidity | Due to its natural rainforest habitat, the Silver Sword prefers humid environments, so would respond well to grouping with other plants or a pebble tray.
Temperature | Being a natural rainforest dweller, the Silver Sword likes warmer temperatures of around 18 - 26 degrees.