Philodendron mexicanum Attracts Pollinators Sometimes called "chocolate pudding fruit"

Sometimes called "chocolate pudding fruit" or "black soapapple"

so will always be scarce and rare

Incredible tightly-curled leaves mimic its namesake herb

South American tropical makes a great houseplant - easy to grow

and re-leafs quickly in the spring

Philodendron mexicanum Attracts Pollinators Sometimes called "chocolate pudding fruit"Rare! This is an exciting and unusual philodendron with very elongated spear shaped leafs that can grow up to 3' long! Stems and undersides are reddish maroon and make a lovely contrast. Bright, indirect light and temps between 45 to 95 are preferred. Likes high humidity, allow soil to dry well between waterings, can be trained up a pole or cedar plank.