Philodendron ‘Summer Glory’ – Rare Tropical Decorative Houseplant
Philodendron ‘Summer Glory’ – Rare Tropical Decorative Houseplant
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Philodendron 'Summer Glory' – A Rare Hybrid with Tropical Elegance
The Philodendron 'Summer Glory' is a rare and striking hybrid known for its lush, oversized foliage and unique coloration. With its bronze-red new leaves that mature into deep green with prominent veining, this plant offers year-round visual interest and bold texture. Created by world-renowned breeder LariAnn Garner, this cultivar combines the best of Philodendron gloriosum and Philodendron verrucosum, making it a true collector’s gem.
Perfect for plant enthusiasts looking to elevate their indoor jungle with a fast-growing, easy-care tropical centerpiece.
Product Highlights
Light: Bright, indirect light; tolerates medium light indoors
Water: Keep soil slightly moist; water when the top inch is dry
Size: ~8–14” tall in a 4"–6" nursery pot
Toxicity: Toxic if ingested by pets or humans
Style: Bold, velvety leaves with copper to green color transitions and deep red undersides
Care Level: Moderate – best for attentive beginners or intermediate plant parents
How to Care for Your Philodendron 'Summer Glory'
Place your Summer Glory in a spot with bright, indirect light to encourage vibrant color development and large leaf growth. Keep the soil lightly moist but never soggy — overwatering can lead to root rot. Aroid or chunky potting mix works best to ensure good drainage and airflow to the roots.
Maintain indoor humidity above 50% if possible, especially in dry climates, to support healthy leaf expansion and prevent browning edges. Wipe leaves occasionally to let the plant photosynthesize fully and shine.
Why Garden Wrld?
Grown in a climate-controlled greenhouse for optimal health
Eco-conscious packaging designed for safe, mess-free delivery
Digital care guide included with every order
Expert plant support from our team of indoor plant specialists
Fast fulfillment from our California greenhouse hub
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