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Sep 3, 2012 6:33 PM CST
Name: Cheryl
North of Houston TX (Zone 9a)
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Mine grow slow, and wide. 3 plants have covered the entire back of the garage. They are no more than 30" tall. Very pretty, very controlled. My secret? They are in total shade. Rolling on the floor laughing I know they are a full sun plant but I have discovered that a shady garden can grow some things just not as fast, or without flowers. If you are growing them in full sun, maybe you could shade your philodendrons some how?
Here's a pix of my split leaf philodendron, dogpack-go the the plant database for more information. However the philodendron list is quite long with many varieties.
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