Philodendron ‘Lickety Split' Trichodiadema Indoors crotons need lots of

Indoors crotons need lots of light to keep their color

Color: Tend to have green to purple tones that flush brighter when given more light and less water

They are one of the hardiest plants out there and are extremely hard to kill

The real showstopper of the Stapelia divaricata is its flowers

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Philodendron ‘Lickety Split' Trichodiadema Indoors crotons need lots ofBotanical Name: Philodendron bipinnatifidum Common Names: Lickety Split, Lacy Tree, Horsehead Description: A hardy native of the tropical regions of South America. In the correct conditions, their deeply lobed leaves can grow up to almost 5 feet, but indoors they can still give an immensely tropical feel to any room. Appreciates a warm humid environment, and a moderate amount of water and light. Place your Selloum in a spot where it will receive