Philodendron Tortum

~~$65.00~~ $42.95

Pot Size6 in
Care LevelEasy Care / Intermediate
Light RequirementsBright Indirect Light
Water NeedsAllow Top 50% Soil to Dry (Chunky Aroid Mix)
HumidityMedium to High Humidity Preferred (50%+)
Pet FriendlyNot pet safe
Growth HabitClimbing / Pole-Trained Vine
Maturity SizeMedium to Large Climber (2-4 ft tall indoors)
Foliage FeaturesDeeply Cut Skeleton-Like Leaves, Corkscrew Unfurling Habit, Coppery-Orange Emerging Foliage, Fern-Like Silhouette

With elegantly divided leaves that resemble delicate palm fronds, the Philodendron Tortum brings movement, texture, and quiet sophistication to any collection. It’s a reminder that nature has more than one way of creating beauty.

SKU: RR-0039 Category: Collectors

Care Guide

Light

Thrives in bright, indirect light. Plenty of filtered light encourages healthy growth while protecting the foliage from direct afternoon sun.

Water

Allow the top inch or two of soil to dry before watering thoroughly. A chunky, well-draining aroid mix supports healthy roots.

Humidity

Appreciates moderate to higher humidity but adapts well to most indoor environments with consistent care.

Temperature

65–85°F (18–29°C). Avoid temperatures below 60°F and protect from cold drafts.

Fertilizer

Feed monthly during spring and summer with a balanced liquid fertilizer diluted to half strength.

Growth Habit

A climbing Philodendron that benefits from a moss pole or support, producing larger and increasingly intricate foliage as it matures.

Pet Safety

Not pet safe. Like other Philodendrons, it contains calcium oxalate crystals and should be kept away from pets and young children.

Pot Size	6 in
Care Level	Easy Care / Intermediate
Light Requirements	Bright Indirect Light
Water Needs	Allow Top 50% Soil to Dry (Chunky Aroid Mix)
Humidity	Medium to High Humidity Preferred (50%+)
Pet Friendly	False
Growth Habit	Climbing / Pole-Trained Vine
Maturity Size	Medium to Large Climber (2-4 ft tall indoors)
Foliage Features	Deeply Cut Skeleton-Like Leaves, Corkscrew Unfurling Habit, Coppery-Orange Emerging Foliage, Fern-Like Silhouette