Philodendron 'Lemon Lime'

The patented 'Lemon Lime' is a spontaneous tissue-culture mutation of P. domesticum found by Tai Yam in 2004. It is more compact and bushier than its parent and has more basal shoots. Growers also use the name for a chartreuse form of heartleaf philodendron (P. hederaceum), so check which plant you have.

Parentage

Philodendron domesticum

A sport or selection: wholly its one parent.

Wild ancestry

Its wild ancestors are not traced yet; the family tree in Plantistry can look them up.

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