Chamaedorea woodsoniana philodendron also known as Mexican Parlour

also known as Mexican Parlour Palm is one of a number of palms commonly referred to as ‘Parlour Palms’ a name probably adapted from their use as hardy adaptable house plants first introduced and made popular in the Victorian era

This Bromeliad grows to a span of more than 1

droop and point toward the ground

An electrifying colour variation of the standard Pothos

Chamaedorea woodsoniana philodendron also known as Mexican ParlourChamaedorea woodsoniana, native to central America from Mexico down to Panama, is one of the largest of the Chamaedorea family, in terms of both its potential height and the diameter of its trunk. It is a solitary palm with striking deep green ring marked trunk when mature, and looks its best when multi planted in pots, or interspersed under high shade trees if planted outside. Shade house grown, 600mm+ tall.