Philodendron sanguineum Pearcea Native to the Nariño Department

Native to the Nariño Department in Colombia

It features small

rich purples and burgundies

It is a hybridization involving two orchid plants

Because it lacks pseudobulbs to store water

Philodendron sanguineum Pearcea Native to the Nariño DepartmentThe Philodendron sanguineum is a distinctive and appealing houseplant, part of the large and diverse Philodendron genus. This plant is characterized by its striking foliage, which is what primarily attracts plant enthusiasts. The leaves of the Philodendron sanguineum are typically elongated and heart shaped, with a deep, rich green color. What sets it apart is the underside of the leaves, which often exhibits a reddish or coppery hue, hence the name