Philodendron 'Mccolley's Finale

Philodendron 'Mccolley's Finale' has a more compact shrubby habit than many philodendrons. It is rather fast growing and can reach a height of about 3 feet (90 cm) in our homes. Philodendron 'Mccolley's Finale' is often confused with Philodendron 'Prince of Orange', but its leaves are redder when growing and also wider. The foliage shows a unique transformation during the growing process. The leaves change from cinnamon red to burgundy and then turn dark green at maturity. There is plenty of room for this philodendron, which has large (8" - 20cm) and wide (6" - 12cm) leaves and spreads laterally. Chances are it will be wider than it is tall. Philodendron 'Mccolley's Finale' is definitely worth checking out. 

Family: Araceae
Origin: hybrid
Watering: moderate, let the substrate dry on the surface between waterings
Brightness: medium to indirect, without direct sunlight.
Relative humidity: medium to high
Substrate: well draining, use potting soils for tropical plants: Connaisseur, Promix or our homemade potting soil
Fertilization: once a month during the growing season
Toxicity: toxic for animals

* Please note that each plant is unique and will be different from the one in the photo.