Philodendron sp. ‘mini morona santiago canyon diy terrarium

Philodendron sp. ‘mini morona santiago canyon diy terrariumPhilodendron sp. Mini Morona Santiago Canyon A distinctive miniature Philodendron believed to originate from the Morona Santiago region of Ecuador, valued for its compact habit and richly textured foliage. This plant produces small, elongated to slightly heart shaped leaves with pronounced venation and gently rippled margins. New growth often emerges in warm bronze or reddish tones before maturing to deep green, giving the plant layered visual depth

making them portable and ready for use whenever inspiration strikes

terrariums

but the overall appearance and care requirements of Anthurium magnificum x magnificum hybrids are likely to be quite similar to those of the parent species

likely to sell out fast

shallow planters

or purplish hues with silvery or bluish highlights

moderate growing species of trailing Begonia native to Borneo

8 to 3 meters) indoors

warm temperatures

A beautiful high quality glass ball terrarium with a rustic and unique bark top cork lid

250mm x 200mmDue to the nature of these lids being cut from natural cork bark some variation can occur

accented by glowing green veining that shimmers under the light