philodendron glad hands vs pedatum Philodendron pedatum 'Glad Hands' – Aurea Plants

philodendron glad hands vs pedatum Philodendron pedatum 'Glad Hands' – Aurea PlantsScientific name Philodendron pedatum 'Glad Hands' General description Philodendron 'Glad Hands' is an elegant and distinctive variety, renowned for its deeply cut, delicate leaves that resemble a star or outstretched hands. Its bright green, airy foliage adds a modern tropical touch while remaining visually compact. Its climbing habit makes it an ideal decorative plant, whether trained on a support or left to cascade naturally. Origin Native to the

Scientific name

Philodendron pedatum 'Glad Hands'

General description

Philodendron 'Glad Hands' is an elegant and distinctive variety, renowned for its deeply cut, delicate leaves that resemble a star or outstretched hands. Its bright green, airy foliage adds a modern tropical touch while remaining visually compact. Its climbing habit makes it an ideal decorative plant, whether trained on a support or left to cascade naturally.

Origin

Native to the tropical forests of South America, where the pedatum species grows as a climber under the canopy.

Interview

• Light : medium to bright indirect light; avoid direct sunlight.

• Watering : water when the first few centimeters of the substrate are dry; avoid overwatering.

• Humidity : moderate to high; prefers a mild atmosphere.

• Temperature : between 18 and 27 °C; avoid the cold.

• Substrate : airy and well-draining mix (potting soil, perlite, bark).

Specific advice

• More spectacular growth with a stake or board.

• Prune to encourage branching and density.

• Clean the leaves to highlight their cut-out silhouette.

• Toxic if swallowed by humans and animals.