Philodendron billietiae is a climbing aroid prized for its long, wavy-edged leaves and vividly contrasting bright orange petioles. New leaves emerge yellow-green before deepening in color, making it a standout terrarium or houseplant vine as it matures.
| Skill Level |
Moderate |
| Light |
Medium (bright indirect light) |
| Humidity |
Medium to High |
| Soil / Substrate |
Chunky, well-draining aroid mix (bark, perlite, peat) |
| Type |
Vine (Climbing Aroid) |
| Max Height |
Climbs several feet with support; mature leaves reach 12-18" |
| Placement |
Background, trained onto a moss pole or totem |
| Origin |
French Guiana (South America) |
| Other |
Bright orange petioles are the plant's signature feature and become more vivid with age and good light. |
Care & Planting: Provide a moss pole or totem for climbing support. Keep soil evenly moist but not soggy, and maintain high humidity for the best leaf size and color.
