philodendron selloum pet safe 2-3 Feet Philodendron 'Selloum'

philodendron selloum pet safe 2-3 Feet Philodendron 'Selloum'Looking for a unique plant that electrifies the room with color and interesting shapes? Then the Large Philodendron Selloum (AKA Tree Philodendron or Horsehead Philodendron) is exactly the plant you need! Native to the subtropical regions of southeastern Brazil and Paraguay, this tropical plants large leaves are lobed and gloss head turners that youll be proud to include in your indoor garden. You can choose the exact Selloum you want out of our

Looking for a unique plant that electrifies the room with color and interesting shapes? Then the Large Philodendron Selloum (AKA Tree Philodendron or Horsehead Philodendron) is exactly the plant you need! Native to the subtropical regions of southeastern Brazil and Paraguay, this tropical plant’s large leaves are lobed and gloss head-turners that you’ll be proud to include in your indoor garden. You can choose the exact Selloum you want out of our current inventory by looking through our Pafe Live photos. Choose your favorite Selloum and we’ll deliver it to you (nationwide!) in our super secure, green-friendly packaging.  

Large Philodendron ‘Selloum’ Benefits

The Philodendron’s giant leaves do more than just draw every eye in the room — they also absorb toxins out of your air! Research shows that the Selloum is particularly effective at purifying the air of volatile organic compounds like formaldehyde.  

A Beautiful Alien

The Selloum’s dark brown bark is a delightful contrast to its shiny, emerald leaves. Each leaf is nearly a foot long and wide, exploding with color and a strange, lobed shape reminiscent of delicate fingers. The Philodendron’s alien-like features will add character and fascinating texture to your tropical plant collection. 

Flowers are In Your Future. Your Distant Future

If you carefully cultivate your Philodendron Selloum and keep it alive for the next 20 years, you just might see your plant bloom. It’s rare for indoor plants to flower because they just don’t get enough sun to do it, but the right plant parent just might make it happen… in a couple decades. Here’s to hoping for a flowery future!  

Don’t Put This In Your Salad 

The Philodendron is mildly toxic when consumed. While we’re hoping you’re not walking around chewing on your plant babies, we especially caution you (and your pets) against ingesting any part of the Philodendron Selloum. The leaves and sap can be extremely irritating to the mouth and skin, causing swelling, rash, and gastrointestinal discomfort.