Philodendron Florida Ghost Mint anthurium besseae less vividly colored leaves in

less vividly colored leaves in dimmer conditions

high humidity of 70-80% is essential for the velvet texture and clean leaf emergence

Light: Bright but soft indirect light supports the venation contrast and protects the bullate surface from bleaching

heart-shaped leaves with striking contrast veining

Philodendron Florida Ghost Mint anthurium besseae less vividly colored leaves inPhilodendron Florida Ghost Philodendron pedatum 'Florida Ghost' A chimeric mutation of the Philodendron 'Florida' hybrid lineage itself a cross between P. squamiferum and P. pedatum the Florida Ghost takes the already distinctive multi lobed, deeply dissected leaf silhouette of the Florida series and adds one of the more dramatic and stage specific color progressions in the genus. New leaves emerge in a striking, near white to pale cream or mint green