Philodendron 69686 Bette Waterbury
Philodendron 69686 Bette Waterbury is a remarkable and less commonly known variety of Philodendron, named in honour of its contributor or discoverer, which adds a personal touch to its intriguing background. This cultivar showcases large, elongated leaves that exhibit a deep green colour with a glossy finish, making it a visually striking addition to any indoor plant collection. The leaves are slightly rippled or wavy along the edges, adding textural interest. This variety, like many Philodendrons, is a climber and would benefit greatly from support like a moss pole to encourage its natural vining habit.
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Philodendron 69686 Bette Waterbury
Philodendron 69686 Bette Waterbury
Philodendron 69686 Bette Waterbury is a remarkable and less commonly known variety of Philodendron, named in honour of its contributor or discoverer, which adds a personal touch to its intriguing background. This cultivar showcases large, elongated leaves that exhibit a deep green colour with a glossy finish, making it a visually striking addition to any indoor plant collection. The leaves are slightly rippled or wavy along the edges, adding textural interest. This variety, like many Philodendrons, is a climber and would benefit greatly from support like a moss pole to encourage its natural vining habit.
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Philodendron 69686 Bette Waterbury is a remarkable and less commonly known variety of Philodendron, named in honour of its contributor or discoverer, which adds a personal touch to its intriguing background. This cultivar showcases large, elongated leaves that exhibit a deep green colour with a glossy finish, making it a visually striking addition to any indoor plant collection. The leaves are slightly rippled or wavy along the edges, adding textural interest. This variety, like many Philodendrons, is a climber and would benefit greatly from support like a moss pole to encourage its natural vining habit.




















