🌱🌱 Intermediate "A little picky - but worth it"

Meet the Philodendron 'Golden Saw' — a saw-toothed, serrated-edge aroid with narrow, elongated leaves that emerge a bright chartreuse-gold before deepening in color as they mature. The jagged, almost crocodile-skin-textured leaf margin is what makes this plant instantly recognizable next to smoother-leaved Philodendrons.

📦 Shipping Callout
This plant ships potted in its nursery pot. Please allow 1–2 weeks for it to settle in after arrival.

Plant Characteristics
• Narrow, serrated-edge leaves that emerge golden and deepen with age
• Climbing growth habit — give it something to climb as it matures
• Toxic to pets and humans if ingested

Water: Water when the top 1-2 inches of soil have dried out.
Feeding: Light, balanced liquid fertilizer during active growth.

A chunky, well-draining aroid mix with orchid bark and perlite.

Not cold hardy. Keep as a houseplant below zone 10.

Dormancy:

Growing Zones (unless Indoors):

Native Area:

Cultivar selection; parent lineage native to tropical Central and South America

• Stem cuttings with at least one node

• Greenhouse
• Indoors

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