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Philodendron

philodendronPhilodendron have two varieties: a climbing variety and a regular one. The climbing variety is the better known type with glossy, deep green, heart-shaped leaves on strong stems. This plant is best trained up a moss pole or some other support. It is an undemanding plant and does well in most conditions. Another variety has leaves that are large and very deeply cut. This type does not climb and can grow very large.

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