Golden Dragon Philodendron

Philodendron 'Golden Dragon'

Golden Dragon Philodendron

4.0 Collector Rating

Quick Facts

growth HabitClimbing hemiepiphyte
mature SizeMedium to Large climber
lightBright indirect light
humidityHigh humidity (65-80%)
temperature18-28°C
difficultyModerate
growth SpeedModerate
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Horticultural Hybrid£££ · RareLowHorticultural hybrid selected from deeply-lobed Philodendron breeding lines.

Morphology

leaf ShapeDeeply pinnatifid, narrow lobes
leaf Length20-35 cm
leaf Width15-25 cm
petiole ColorGreen
venationPinnate, prominent along lobes
textureSemi-glossy
variegationN/A
growth HabitClimbing on aerial roots

About

Philodendron 'Golden Dragon' is a narrow-lobed hybrid grown for its deeply cut, almost skeletal leaves and their bright, luminous chartreuse-gold colouring. Each blade is divided into slender, pointed segments radiating from the midrib, giving the foliage a delicate, almost fern-like silhouette quite unlike the broad, solid leaves of most Philodendrons. As a climber it will produce progressively larger and more deeply lobed leaves given a support to scale, and the sustained golden colouring under bright light sets it apart from similarly-lobed green cultivars.

Collector Popularity Review

Aroid Atlas Collector Review: Philodendron 'Golden Dragon' (Golden Dragon Philodendron) is ranked as Rare rarity on the market. Rating is calculated based on overall cultivation difficulty, aesthetic appeal, and search popularity among active collectors.

Score: 4.0 / 5.0Based on collector index metrics

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