Philodendron imbe variegata is a colorful climbing Philodendron with white spotting and large blotches on long narrow leaves. The leaves can grow around 2 feet long and 4 to 6 inches wide. This form of variegation seems different than many others, it never revert to all green. If cut, the leaves are usually more white than if allowed to keep climbing. If climbing, the leaves usually lose much of the blotching but keep white spots. I have heard that this is how the plant looks in the wild.

FACTS

Foliage: Long leaves up to 2 feet or more white blotching and spots

Flower: Hooded

Height: Climber

Situation: Shade to part sun tropical

Zone: 9 and up

Species/Hybridizer: Species or selected form